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Plants make sugar molecules from A. potassium and carbon dioxide. B. oxygen and nitrogen C. nitrates and water. D. carbon dioxide and water.

Plants make sugar molecules from A. potassium and carbon dioxide. B. oxygen and nitrogen C. nitrates and water. D. carbon dioxide and water.
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Plants make sugar molecules from A. potassium and carbon dioxide. B. oxygen and nitrogen C. nitrates and water. D. carbon dioxide and water.

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The answer is D. Through photosynthesis, plants use CO2 and H2O to make sugar.
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