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Plants get energy from the sun to do photosynthesis and of course get food from the chloroplasts,Mitochondria uses whet the chloroplasts makes and turns it into energy for the plant.

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Chloroplasts are the organelle where photosynthesis takes place. They use CO2 and H2O to help create food for the plant.

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Planting trees would mean lots of leaves, and lots of trees means lots of oxygen, they already give so much oxygen and planting more would surely help.

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They are eaten by herbivores then eaten by carnivores/omnivores and then it stops.They are required for any ecosystem.

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The plant takes in energy from the sun, water and Carbon Dioxide through stomata. The Chloroplast in the plant cells split the O out from the H2O and release it into the air. They then take the Carbon Dioxide  and take one oxygen molecule to form with two hydrogen molecules that then forms water. The Chloroplast then use the remaining molecules to create sugar, glucose to "eat",that is how the plant gets its food and what makes it an autotroph. With all this mitochondria is also involved as an energy producer.

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6CO2+6H2O+Light energy=C6H12O6+6O2(glucose and oxygen)

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The Reactants that are required and the products 

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The Reactants that are required and the products 

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A plant of course, needs water, and Carbon Dioxide (and sun for energy), these are reactants. During photosynthesis these reactants are used to create glucose and separate and release O2(the products).

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In a quick summary it is a plant absorbing radiant energy from the sun and turning it into chemical energy for food.

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Photosynthesis is the reason any mammal,animal is still breathing or eating. Why life exists on earth past the bacterial level.