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Which of the following best defines light saturation in photosynthesis?
A. Point where all chloroplasts stop functioning
B. Point where photosynthesis stops altogether
C. Point where light becomes harmful to the plant
D. Point beyond which increasing light intensity does not increase photosynthesis
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