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Kkopczak asked Sep 1, 2023

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The energy necessary for photosynthesis to take place is provided by

Question 3 options:

The sunlight

The oxygen in the air

The electricity in our homes

The heat in the soil

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sun, air, and heat.

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The Sunlight

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Heat in soi

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