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将某绿色植物放在特定的实验装置内，研究温度对光合作用与呼吸作用的影响（其余的实验条件

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将某绿色植物放在特定的实验装置内，研究温度对光合作用与呼吸作用的影响（其余的实验条件都是理想的），实验以CO2的吸收量与释放量为指标。实验结果如下表所示。

每天交替进行12小时光照、12小时黑暗，温度均保持在10℃的条件下，该植物能否生长？为什么？

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参考答案：B解析：代谢性碱中毒时几乎都伴发低钾血症，但补钾应在尿量超过40ml/h后进行。

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