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How would the amount of carbon dioxide change if there were no plants?
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How would the amount of carbon dioxide change if there were no plants?

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increasing oxygen, plants and algae can carry out photosynthesis. this process uses carbon dioxide from the atmosphere(with water and sunlight) to produce oxygen(and glucose).
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