Photosynthesizing (American English vs British English) [closed]

orthography british-english

From Merriam-Webster:

photosynthesize also British photosynthesise intransitive verb

In general, words ending in "-ize" are American-English, and words ending in "-ise" are British-English (with a few exceptions)

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