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3 years ago
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How do some producers use sunlight to make "food"? What other resources do they require?

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Talja [164]3 years ago
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<span>Leaves of plants absorb light from the sun.Leaves of plants also absorb the air that people breathe out, called carbon dioxide.Leaves of plants also absorb water. ...Leave</span><span>How Do Primary Producers Make Their Own Food? - Tech Alive</span><span>techalive.mtu.edu/meec/module10/Howarenutrientscycledinaschoolyardecology.htm</span>s of plants use light from the sun to turn the air people breathe out and water into glucose and oxygen. GOT IT FROM 
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