How does the plant get necessary reactants (molecules) to make sugar?

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Adelyn Dudley

2 December, 02:10

How does the plant get necessary reactants (molecules) to make sugar?

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Justin Kennedy · Answer 1

The reactants needed for photosynthesis are carbon dioxide and water; these are obtained through a combination of pores on leaves and root systems in the ground. These are eventually, through a process, turned into oxygen and glucose.