Light intensity sufficient to allow maximum net photosynthesis is only 10 to 30 percent of full summer sunlight for most green plants.

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This statement is true. Most green plants can achieve their maximum net photosynthesis with a light intensity of only 10 to 30 percent of full summer sunlight. Beyond that level of light intensity, other factors such as temperature or water availability may limit their photosynthetic activity.

Light Intensity Sufficient to Allow Maximum Net Photosynthesis Is Only