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Theodore
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26 November, 17:17
Why are plants so important?
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Espinoza
26 November, 17:21
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It because they give us oxygen and without oxygen we would all die from oxygen deprivation.
the process that gives us oxygen is photosynthesis
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Emmett
26 November, 17:46
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Plants are important because they process sugar. Sugar is in most of the foods that we eat. They release oxygen and take in carbon dioxide. It's a trade between both of us, the human's breath and the plant, especially trees.
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