Biology, asked by pinkysainiar2494, 1 year ago

Where do the plants get carbon,oxygen,hydrogen from

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Answered by PCG

Plants get oxygen, carbon dioxide and hydrogen from the atmosphere. Roots absorb water from soil and the photosynthesis is taken palce. Even sunlight is essential for photosynthesis.

Answered by dk83970

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plants obtain carbon ,Oxygen and hydrogen from the atmosphere.

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