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Which pigment, only present in Plants, makes photosynthesis possible? A. carbon dioxide B. Glucose C. Chlorophyll D. ATP Plz explain of you can
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Which pigment, only present in Plants, makes photosynthesis possible?

A. carbon dioxide

B. Glucose

C. Chlorophyll

D. ATP


Plz explain of you can

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c: chlorophyll

Step-by-step explanation:

took the k12 quiz

User Vitalyster
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All I know is that it's C sorry I can't explain.
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