Sunlight gives plants the energy it needs to create the process of photosynthesis.
If sunlight didn't do this.
Then plants wouldn't live and there would be no me and no you.
No life.
Plants are producers, they make their own food. Photosynthesis is the process plants use to make this food.
Food contains energy and photosynthesis is the process plants use to obtain and store store energy in the food they make.
The energy they use is the energy coming to the Earth form the Sun as sunlight. Water and carbon dioxide react with the sun's energy in the presence of chlorophyll, to make glucose and oxygen. The Sun's light is the source of energy. This energy is stored first in ATP and later between bonds of glucose.
The sun provides the energy that starts the cycle of photosynthesis, it converts this sun energy into food for plants. Water, sun and Carbon dioxide together make the food.
It's converted to chemical energy and stored.
Sunlight chemically reacts with plants and stimulates the chloroplasts in green plants to produce glucose.
Light is one of the three limiting factors of photosynthesis, so less light = less photosynthesis.
Because the sun is the only thing that gives the plant energy to priduce food and do the process of photosynthesis.
Because sunlight helps grow the plant
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Chlorophyll is the pigment that captures the radiant energy from the sun. This energy is then used to facilitate photosynthesis.
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This chemical process is photosynthesis.
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It doesnt exactly trigger it, but sunlight is needed to complete the process Photosynthesis is powered up by light.It is very essential for photosynthesis
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This process is known as photosynthesis.
Plants use sunlight through the process of photosynthesis. Photosynthesis is the process in which plants use carbon dioxide and sunlight to create oxygen for the environment and sugar for its own nourishment.