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Where do plants obtain most of their carbon and oxygen?

AFrom nitrates in the soil

BFrom ammonia in the soil

CFrom nitrogen in the atmosphere

DFrom carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

Answer:

D. From carbon dioxide in the atmosphere

Read Explanation:

  • Plants obtain most of their carbon and most of their oxygen from CO2 in the atmosphere.

  • However, their remaining nutritional requirements are obtained from water and minerals in the soil.


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