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When plants undergo photosynthesis, they produce?
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When plants undergo photosynthesis, they produce?

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they produce brand
new cells
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glucose, which is their natural sugars that they feed themselves with to grow and reproduce properly. also, oxygen is a by-product of the equation.
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