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Do plants do chemosynthesis

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I have been wondering the same, myself. Most websites and publications on the subject seem to point to "no." Most chemosynthetic organisms seem to be only prokaryotes (single cell bacteria w/o nuclei) and apparently some organisms from the Archae kingdom. Most live in hydrothermal vents where they convert Hydrogen Sulfide and CO2 (all of which originates deep in the crust of these vents) into carbohydrates with sulfur as a biproduct.

The Plantae kingdom is a kingdom of multicellular organisms, of which the vast majority are all green plants, and all green plants use photosynthesis to create carbohydrates from the Sun and CO2. They are very similar in the sense that both catergories are autotrophs, but the defining factor seems to be where the ultimate source of food in the different food chains originates: the Sun or geological forces deep inside the Earth.

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