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HELP PLEASE NOW !!!,!,,,!!Why is the carbon cycle important to plants?

HELP PLEASE NOW !!!,!,,,!!Why is the carbon cycle important to plants?
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HELP PLEASE NOW !!!,!,,,!!Why is the carbon cycle important to plants?

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Plants remove carbon from the atmosphere to help them make glucose.

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User Ravi Singh Lodhi
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Plants convert carbon into oxygen and chemical energy so without carbon they wouldn't have food/energy so they wouldn't be able to live
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