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How and why is photosynthesis carried out by leaves?

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Answered by Anonymous

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When photosynthesis takes place, water that has been absorbed by the tree's roots is carried to leaves where it comes in contact with the layers of chlorophyll. At the same time, air, containing carbon dioxide, is taken into leaves via leaf pores and exposed to sunlight, resulting in a very important chemical reaction.

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Answered by GujjarBoyy

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Plants use their leaves to make food. ... During photosynthesis, plant leaves take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Using the energy from sunlight, this is combined with water drawn up from the roots to make glucose. Oxygen is also produced in this chemical reaction and exits the leaves into the surrounding air.

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