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Chace Melendez
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3 October, 16:07
What substance does a tree use for food
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Clayton
3 October, 16:24
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Answer: Your Answer is carbon dioxide, water, nutrients, and energy from sunlight.
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3 October, 16:37
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Carbon dioxide, water, nutrients, energy from the sunlight
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