Science, asked by Tanushka11, 1 year ago

why do plants need air

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Answered by Madhu123mri

Plants need air to produce food by Photosynthesis. They also need air to survive. It requires carbon dioxide (present in air), sunlight, water, mineral salts (from soil) and chlorophyll (already present in plant) to produce food in the leave by Photosynthesis.

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Answered by timetable777

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Air is needed by the plants to make their food. They do so with the help of photosynthesis.

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