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Most of the mass in a large tree comes from?
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Most of the mass in a large tree comes from?

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Answer: Carbon is right

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During photosynthesis carbon dioxide is pulled from the atmosphere and then captured into the tree's molecules and somehow it make the whole tree heavier.

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carbon dioxide i think
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