Giant sequoia trees (Sequoiadendron giganteum) are among the largest and longest-living organisms on Earth. These trees grow in weight by up to 1000 pounds of wood per year. As these trees are growing, they:

A. All of the answer choices are correct.

B. are probably a net sink of CO2.

C. incorporate CO2 into their biomass (wood, roots, and leaves).

D. generate some CO2 through cellular respiration.

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Libby Schroeder

Chemistry

16 January, 14:45

Giant sequoia trees (Sequoiadendron giganteum) are among the largest and longest-living organisms on Earth. These trees grow in weight by up to 1000 pounds of wood per year. As these trees are growing, they:

A. All of the answer choices are correct.

B. are probably a net sink of CO2.

C. incorporate CO2 into their biomass (wood, roots, and leaves).

D. generate some CO2 through cellular respiration.

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Bird · Answer 1

A. All of the answer choices are correct.

Explanation:

Giant sequoia trees

They are long - living and the largest living organism on the planet Earth.

They are majorly found in the western slopes of the Sierra Mountains present in the California.

These tress can grow to an average height of 50 to 85 meters, with diameter measuring 6 to 8 meters.

They are also responsible for the generation of carbon dioxide via cellular respiration. It is the net sink of the carbon dioxide. It incorporates the carbon dioxide into the biomass.