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Joselyn Valentine
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20 July, 17:33
Where do plants get the chemical energy the need?
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Madalynn Frost
20 July, 17:41
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Sunlight and fertilization
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William Kaufman
20 July, 17:43
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The sun is a catalyst (makes the chemical reaction occur)
so probs the sun
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