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Would a plant be able to survive with only water and vitamin d? Since vitamin d comes from the sun. Or can plants only produce chlorophyll and grow using sunlight?
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Would a plant be able to survive with only water and vitamin d? Since vitamin d comes from the sun. Or can plants only produce chlorophyll and grow using sunlight?
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i think it would be water and vitamin d
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Plants would need sunlight. Plants can't absorb vitamin D like humans can.
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