Biology, asked by SHIKHZCHIKZ8646, 11 months ago

How do plants take in air and utilise carbondioxide for photosynthesis and oxygen for respiration?

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Answered by aryan9564

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plant utilises carbon dioxide for food making process which is called photosynthesis which happens in leaves

oxygen is utilised in respiration because it burns food molecules

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