Define negative feedback, Explain how this is a negative

Define negative feedback

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The biosphere includes many negative feebacks; for example, the inputs and outputs of photosynthesis and respiration form a negative feedback cycle. Explain how this is a negative feedback cycle; your answer must define negative feedback and must refer to the numbers (with units!) provided in the book diagram, for respiration and GPP. (while it is not fully necessary to note, see that there are 2 respiration fluxes)

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