Q1. What is the percentage of photosynthetically active radiation captured by plants?
Explanation
Photosynthetically active radiation is the part of sunlight usable for photosynthesis. Plants do not capture all of this radiation; in ecological productivity, only a small share is trapped by green plants. The accepted range here is 2-10%, which covers the usual variation across plant cover and environmental conditions. The 2-5% range is too narrow. The 2-15% range stretches beyond the standard value asked in this exam context. The 5-10% range leaves out the lower capture values commonly included in the standard range.
