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Which of the following is a plant waste product a. oxygen b. carbon dioxide c. water d. water
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Which of the following is a plant waste product
a. oxygen
b. carbon dioxide
c. water
d. water
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oxegen becasue when the plants breath in cb they let out oxegen
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The awncer is A because the plant takes in the carbon dioxide that we breathe out and turns it into oxygen for us. That is also why deforestation is bad. Hope this awncered your problem.
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