Plants add carbon to the atmosphere during respiration, and remove carbon through photosynthesis. These are two sides of the same coin – in photosynthesis, plants take in carbon dioxide and water, along with energy from the sun, to create glucose. In respiration, plants use oxygen to break down glucose for energy, releasing a byproduct of water and carbon dioxide.
Taken together, these processes form the carbon cycle, and it’s this cycle that’s been thrown into so much danger by human-driven climate change.
（C)因為碳水化合物在初步的消化系統中就會將其分解為簡單的醣類使人體方便吸收代謝
Answer:
tRNA
Explanation:
tRNA goes into the cytoplasm attaching to anticodons and bringing them back to the ribosomal unit where it attaches to the mRNA.
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