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16 September, 13:30

Although the plants are living, why cannot plants grow in the dark? g

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  1. 16 September, 17:16
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    Plants are different from most living creatures in that their source of energy comes from the sun. Submerging a plant in darkness for days is equivalent to Trying to charge a phone without plugging it in. Plants "eat" carbon dioxide in the air through photosynthesis, but they can't use photosynthesis without energy from the sun.
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