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Plants use carbon dioxide for . 1. respiration photosynthesis

Plants use carbon dioxide for . 1. respiration photosynthesis
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Plants use carbon dioxide for .
1. respiration
photosynthesis

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The answer is photosynthesis. The plant converts CO2, Sunlight, and H2O (water) into sugars which acts as their "food" and oxygen which we use to breathe.
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