it is released back into the atmosphere, carbon dioxide.
yeah it does because everything has carbon when it dies what matters is the amount it has
It must still give off oxygen untill the decaying process turns to compost thats rich in carbon to restart the cycle.
In a dead plant CO2 is not assimilated.
If the plant "rots" it eventually gets released into the air as CO2. Only if it is "preserved" (underground or underwater) does it eventually turn into "fossil fuel".
it dies
It dies. Simple as that. A plant, Like every living thing needs water to survive, therefore a plant would die if you dont water it.
Much of it will be given off to the air as carbon dioxide.
In a dead plant CO2 is not assimilated.
If the plant "rots" it eventually gets released into the air as CO2. Only if it is "preserved" (underground or underwater) does it eventually turn into "fossil fuel".
The carbon is released back into the carbon pool in the atmosphere
dies and pollination
it dies :(
it dies out
it dies
it dies
True! The carbon that was in a plant becomes part of the soil when the plant dies and decomposes.
it dies
it dies....
it dies