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What is the soure of energy that drives photosynthesis? A. Sunlight b. Hydrogen ions c. Electrons d. Oxygen
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What is the soure of energy that drives photosynthesis? A. Sunlight b. Hydrogen ions c. Electrons d. Oxygen

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Energy is from the sun. The sunlight causes plants to grow. Sorry h avent done science is a while.

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