Heavy rainfall or plant removal may limit the amount of nitrogen, phosphorus, or calcium available to a specific ecosystem, but the amount of carbon available to the system is rarely a problem because A Organisms do not require a lot of carbon. As you will see, carbon is the central element in compounds required for life. An organic substance is a compound that is found primarily in living organisms. Organic molecules are the building blocks of organisms' cells and other structures, as well as the carriers of living processes. Because carbon is the most abundant ingredient in organic molecules, it is critical to living on Earth.
Carbon exists naturally as carbon-12, which accounts for nearly 99% of all carbon in the world, and carbon-13, which accounts for about 1%.and carbon-14, which accounts for a negligible portion of total carbon but is crucial in dating biological things. Plants require more than just carbon dioxide to flourish (melting point: 6,422 degrees Fahrenheit/3,550 degrees Celsius). As previously stated, they require carbon dioxide, water, and sunshine to convert light into sustenance. Actually, any light, not just natural sunshine, will serve. But only to sustain their everyday photosynthesis. Plant physiology is more complicated than that.