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In order for a plant to complete photosynthesis, all of the following need to be present except A) Oxygen B) Sunlight C) Water B) Carbon dioxide
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In order for a plant to complete photosynthesis, all of the following need to be present except A) Oxygen B) Sunlight C) Water B) Carbon dioxide
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Except oxygen. Plants take in carbon dioxide and turn it into oxygen.
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In order for a plant to complete photosynthesis,
sunlight, water, and carbon dioxide
need to be present.
Plants use the Carbon dioxide with the energy from sunlight to RELEASE oxygen,
it doesn't need oxygen but provides us with it.
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