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How do plants obtain carbon atoms? A. from carbon in the soil B. from microorganisms that live in soil C. from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere D. from animals that feed on the plants
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How do plants obtain carbon atoms? A. from carbon in the soil B. from microorganisms that live in soil C. from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere D. from animals that feed on the plants
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They obtain it from carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
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C. From carbon dioxide in the atmosphere
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