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Why do plants produce less oxygen during the night? O A. Photosynthesis stops at night. O. B. Photosynthesis only occurs at night. O c. Cellular respiration only occurs at night. O D. Cellular respiration
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Why do plants produce less oxygen during the night?

O A. Photosynthesis stops at night.
O. B. Photosynthesis only occurs at night.
O c. Cellular respiration only occurs at night.
O D. Cellular respiration stops at night
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The answer is A. Photosynthesis is the process of plants, as well as other organisms, using SUNLIGHT to synthesize foods from carbon dioxide and water. At night, no rays are absorbed therefore the process stops.
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