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2 When a plant dies, the materials in the plant? (1) are lost forever (2) usually become fossils (3) are recycled by decomposers (4) react with carbon dioxide
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2 When a plant dies, the materials in the plant?

(1) are lost forever
(2) usually become fossils
(3) are recycled by decomposers
(4) react with carbon dioxide

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Step-by-step explanation:

it releases Carbon Dioxide into the atmoshphere

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