where does the plant get each of the raw materials required for photosynthesis
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.Hydrogen: carried from the pedosphere via roots and from the atmosphere via aerials (by capillary action from evaporation and osmotic pressure), in the form of water (H2O — the so liberated oxygen is released into the atmosphere).
Carbon & Oxygen: carried from the atmosphere via stomata, in the form of carbon dioxide (CO2).
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The needed materials reach plant cell chloroplasts as:
Energy: carried by photons from the energy source via electromagnetic radiation.Hydrogen: carried from the pedosphere via roots and from the atmosphere via aerials (by capillary action from evaporation and osmotic pressure), in the form of water (H2O — the so liberated oxygen is released into the atmosphere).
Carbon & Oxygen: carried from the atmosphere via stomata, in the form of carbon dioxide (CO2).
All in all: Photon energy ++ 6 H2O ++ 6 CO2 →→ 6 O2 ++ C6H12O6
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from environment/ atmosphere
air
water
sunlight
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sunlight
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