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18 June, 10:47

Where does a tree get the carbon atoms to build the glucose and cellulose it needs. A. Carbon Dioxide in the air. B.

ATP. C. Water. D. The Soil. Btw this science not chemistry

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  1. 18 June, 11:36
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    The answer is A I learned this in life science TBH
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