Biology, asked by manjulanandhu2004, 11 months ago

where does the carbon that is used in photosynthesis come from?

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Answered by gangmeiDINGU

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Answer:It come from carbondioxide

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Answered by Typhoone

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Answer:

The carbon used during photosynthesis is taken from the atmosphere .

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