Are flowers carbon based lifeforms

Jmill332 ∙

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∙ 13y ago

Updated: 8/20/2019

Very much so!

The plants that have flower, angiosperms, take in CO2 and with sunlight a water turn it into C6H12O6 basically. With this, glucose and it polysaccharides they buid the plant, among the other things they do with glucose.

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What is a person made of?

Basic elements ... mostly hydrogen, oxygen, and carbon since we are carbon-based lifeforms.

Why is carbon so important in the body?

We are carbon based lifeforms. We're friggen made of it. All of us.

Does organic food contain carbon?

Yes, plant matter (aswel as us humans) are Carbon based lifeforms

Is Carbon components of almost all biological substances?

Carbon is present in all organic substances, which is why we are called 'carbon-based lifeforms'.

Do animal use carbon?

Animals are carbon based lifeforms; their celular structure is based on carbon atoms. Animals consume food made of organic molecules, which are based on carbon atoms. Animals breath out carbon dioxide, CO2. Yes, animals use carbon.

What would your lives be like when there was no water?

Humans are carbon based and water based lifeforms, therefor, if there was not any water, we would not survive.

Is seaweed a carbon compound?

All lifeforms contain carbon.

What element is found in all lifeforms?

Carbon.

Do cats have the same DNA as an anchovie?

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Are living things sometimes called carbon-based forms?

Yes, living things are also known as carbon-based lifeforms. This is because carbon is the base of life as we know it. Carbon can form long chains with itself and so is uniquely able to be the basis of life.

What chemicals other than carbon can make life?

If you're looking for a replacement for carbon in the phrase "carbon-based lifeform" ... there really isn't one. Science fiction sometimes talks about silicon-based lifeforms, but they're not very likely for thermodynamics reasons (silicon would much, much rather bond with oxygen than with another silicon atom, and when that happens you get quartz, not complex molecules capable of supporting life).

Is earth the only planet with air?

yes All planets have some sort of atmosphere Earth has the right combination of nitrogen and oxygen making it ideal for carbon based lifeforms, so if you mean breathable air to us than the answer is yes

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