How would this atmosphere change the way weather works and therefor biomes

Question

Is it possible to have a mostly jungle and swamp like planet with these characteristics:

The planet is a mostly water with high amounts of oxygen much like the Carboniferous period on earth.

2 suns and a multi layered ring composed of ice and iron from its previous moon. No moon.

The details:

The planet: Earth=1 M(mass)=0.7 G(gravity)=0.98 R(radius)=0.9 D(density)=1.09

The atmosphere: Nitrogen= 60.5 Oxygen= 35 Carbon dioxide=2 Argon= 1.5 Water vapor= 1

If not what would it likely look like? I’m thinking of a planet with only a select few large biomes. I don’t care if you change a few things as long as it’s not to different.

Answer 1

I take it from the phrasing "jungle and swamps" this means an tropical forest biome. Jungle is not a scientifically recognised term, but no need to get pedantic. I see no reason why this specs wouldn't make this a green paradise, they are very Earth-like and a gravity of 9.6 m/s would have no effect on plants. You stated an atmosphere so there's a magnetic field, iron core, mantle and so on so all good. Perhaps, as you mentioned a Carboniferous flora ornated with amphibians, oversized dragonflies and other giant invertebrates would be perfectly adapted although contemporary species would thrive as well. To get mostly jungles and swamps you'll need most of the landmass close to the Equator and between Tropics. Also consider active volcanoes to keep a good level of CO2 in the atmosphere and "feed" the plants and above else keep the planet from turning into a "Snowball Earth". The only criticism I can give is ice in the planet's ring. Ice only stays ice in a ring beyond the frost line and out of the habitable zone for the planets so you can have one or the other.