Where do plants get the food they need for their mitochondria to make ATP

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Biology

Ashlynn Marquez

3 May, 04:52

Where do plants get the food they need for their mitochondria to make ATP

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Moriah Vazquez · Answer 1

The Mitochondria takes food molecules in the form of Carbohydrates and combines them with oxygen - Thus, producing ATP.

Explanation:

You can think of the mitochondria as the food factory & or power plant.

Dot · Answer 2

They get their food from minerals ions and water that they absorb via their roots.