Biology, 21.07.2019 15:30, narwalmaster2001

Why is the carbon cycle important to plants? plants remove carbon from the soil to them convert nitrogen to a usable form. plants remove carbon from the atmosphere to them convert nitrogen to a usable form. plants remove carbon from the soil to them make glucose. plants remove carbon from the atmosphere to them make glucose.

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