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What would happen if a plant lacked chlorophyll in its leaves? A. the plant produce more carbon dioxide B. the plant could Absorb light Energy to begin Photosynthesis C. The plant would no longer require
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What would happen if a plant lacked chlorophyll in its leaves?

A. the plant produce more carbon dioxide

B. the plant could Absorb light Energy to begin Photosynthesis

C. The plant would no longer require water to Sustain its life process

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The plant would no longer be able to photosynthesize

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