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monitta2 years ago

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Plants extract carbon dioxide from the atmosphere in order to manufacture sugars during photosynthesis. They deliver the sugars to microbes in the soil, which feed the root system of the plant. Animals absorb carbon when they eat plants, or when they eat other animals that have consumed plants.

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