Question

Where do green plants obtain the following for food production?

• Water -
• Carbon (iv) oxide
• Enzymes
• Sunlight
• Chlorophyll

Answer 1

sunlight and chlorophyll

the sun produces the energy which the chlorophyll catches to convert to chemical energy and food it also gives the plant a green color a plant may also use this for photosynthesis and other reactions.

Step-by-step explanation:

Answer 2

• Green plants get Water and minerals from the soil.
• Carbon dioxide is available in air so plant get carbon dioxide easily.
• Enzymes are found in chloroplasts of plant cells which are involved in chemical reaction of photosynthesis.
• Sunlight is obtained directly from the sun during day time.
• Chlorophyll is available in the plant.