How Does Temperature Affect Photosynthesis?
Photosynthesis is like Goldilocks: it needs conditions that are just right! Too hot or too cold, and things slow down or even stop.
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From my experience in a botany lab, photosynthesis peaks at an optimal temperature range (usually between 15-35°C) but drops off when it's colder or warmer than that.
Temperature affects the rate of photosynthesis big time! Too cold, and the enzymes slow down. Too hot, and they could get damaged. Think of it as trying to jog in a sauna vs. a freezer—neither is fun!
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