If all of the carbon dioxide were removed from the atmosphere, what effect would this have on plants? A. They would no longer be able to photosynthesize because carbon dioxide is a reactant in the process.

If all of the carbon dioxide were

removed from the atmosphere,
what effect would this have on
plants?
A. They would no longer be able to
photosynthesize because carbon dioxide is a
reactant in the process.
B. They would adapt and change the
photosynthesis reaction to not need carbon
dioxide.
C. This would not affect the plants.

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