Yes, but keep in mind, the type of climate the plant evolved in can have different humidity levels.  High humidity may negatively affect plants that are from climates with low humidity and vice versa.  Humidity can affect the rate of photosynthesis indirectly through its influence on stomatal conductance and gas exchange. Both high and low humidity levels can lead to a decrease in photosynthesis rates if they result in stomatal closure and reduced carbon dioxide uptake. The sensitivity of plants to humidity depends on the species and their adaptations to specific environmental conditions.  Plants adapted to low humidity environments have developed various strategies to cope with water stress and maintain photosynthesis rates under dry conditions. While these plants may not be as negatively affected by low humidity as other species, they might face difficulties when exposed to high humidity conditions, which can have a negative impact on their photosynthesis rates.
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