The diagram represents a cross-section of part of a leaf. [Figure showing a cross-section of a leaf with 'X' pointing to an air space] How does the oxygen content of the air at X compare to normal atmospheric air when the leaf is in the light and when it is in the dark?
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A: in the light higher, in the dark lower
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