Over time, a tree that once had a total mass of 300 g increased in mass to 3000 kg. This increase in mass comes mostly from (1) carbon dioxide that enters through the leaf openings (2) oxygen that enters

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Over time, a tree that once had a total mass of

300 g increased in mass to 3000 kg. This increase
in mass comes mostly from
(1) carbon dioxide that enters through the leaf
openings
(2) oxygen that enters through the leaf openings
(3) soil that all plants need to grow
(4) chloroplasts that enter the roots and move to
the leaves

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Answer:

carbon dioxide that enters through the leaf

openings

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Tubeliar answered Apr 25, 2022

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