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which of the following molecules do plants use to make their own food? 1.Ammonia 2.Glucose 3.Nucleic Acids 4.Carbon Dioxide
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which of the following molecules do plants use to make their own food? 1.Ammonia 2.Glucose 3.Nucleic Acids 4.Carbon Dioxide

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Glucose is the answer
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This answer will be glucose because that's what the formula for photosynthesis is and glucose is a key part in it .

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