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How do cells in plants (i.e., trees, flowers, etc.) get energy?
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How do cells in plants (i.e., trees, flowers, etc.) get energy?

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Cells in plants get energy using photosynthesis

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Cells in plants get energy using photosynthesis: they absorb solar energy and through a process of chemical reactions, convert it into chemical energy.

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