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4 December, 02:01

Which best explains how green plants use the sun's energy? A. Special structures in the plant absorb photons. B. Oxygen is heated by the sun and enters the plant. C. Green leaves are easily cooled by the sun. D. The sun's carbon dioxide is absorbed by chloroplasts.

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