Organisms get the energy they need from food just like us humans do.
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Because of different abiotic factors (Temp, humidity, ect.)
Answer: A is the correct answer. Our scientific knowledge has come from all places around the word. From north africa to the middle east, to india and china.
The only reason that we are so far ahead is because we have interacted with other peoples who have skills and knowledge that we didnt have.
Hope this helps.
Photons of sunlight enter the plant through the leaves and the plant uses this energy in the mesophyll cells (middle cells), more specifically in the chloroplasts, to conduct photosynthesis. The plant transports water and sugars to the plant via the xylem and phloem tubes which allows the plant to grow and thrive. Carbon dioxide is a product made by the cell which is used during glycolysis to make glucose, or sugar, which is food for the plant. The plant also produces oxygen during the process of photosynthesis which diffuses out of the plant into the atmosphere. Water is used in the process as a reactant for most of the reactions that take place. It’s there to help reactions go along and have the correct products.
