Question

How do plants meet their basic needs

Answer 1

The basic needs that plants depend on are: Air, water, and sunlight. Plants are collected by a series of systems. Each of the systems relies on one another in order to work. For example, a plant's breathing is straight connected to the way in which the plant will absorb water. Also, plants breathe using the energy they receive through photosynthesis, which relies on sunlight. If one of these roles (Air, water, and sunlight) were to stop, the rest would as well and the plant would die.

If you were wondering what photosynthesis means/is, it is the "chemical process used in plants to convert energy in the form of sunlight into chemical energy in the form of sugars or other carbohydrates."


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Answer 2

They meet their basic needs by absorbing nutrients from the soil, receiving energy from the sun and also essential gases like nitrogen,oxygen,carbon dioxide from the air to create food for theirselves and by extension humans and animals.