The decrease in the yield of photosynthesis in the presence of red light becomes increased to normal when it is supplemented with blue light. This phenomenon is termed as

  • A
    Blackman's effect
  • B
    Emerson's effect
  • C
    Englemann's effect
  • D
    Hill's effect

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