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2 July, 05:44

What happens if photosynthesis didn't produce oxygen?

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  1. 2 July, 05:54
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    There would be no oxygen for us to breathe in, thus making no Carbon Dioxide for the plants. We would all be dead in a short time, and all the plants would die along with us.
  2. 2 July, 06:12
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    1 / The plants would die

    2 / The food we get from them would no longer exist

    3 / There will be higher concentrations of carbon dioxide in the air

    4 / Herbivorous animals would have to eat something else or face extinction.

    5 / If there were no plants, then medical reseach would be affected.

    6 / The balance of the ecosystem will not exist

    7 / Eventually we would either evolve (to survive) or die.
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