it would change by the oxygen going low down
If plants take oxygen as they give out during the day the humen beings and animals were die
I would think so. At night plants consume a small amount of carbon dioxide, to supplement the energy that they get from the light during the day. But don't worry, they only consume a small fraction of the amount of oxygen they produce throughout the day. So I would say yes they do consume oxygen in the dark.
we will die because there is no oxygen to breathe in
Humans need to bring food, water, oxygen,
Oxygen gas (O2) would most likely be found in the greatest amount in the bubbles, as it is a common byproduct of many biological processes, such as photosynthesis in plants and algae.
The oxygen that plants make is taken up by humans. The humans take the oxygen and transform it into carbon dioxide. When the humans do this then the plants take it and change it back into oxygen. This is a never-ending cycle, without plants, humans and animals would die out, without humans and animals, plants would die out.
if all the animals were gone there would be no carbon dioxide for plants and trees to take in and no oxygen would be produced.
The removal of vegetation could decrease oxygen levels in the atmosphere as plants play a crucial role in producing oxygen through photosynthesis. With fewer plants, there would be a reduction in the amount of oxygen released into the air, potentially leading to lower oxygen levels overall.
Cutting down half of the trees on Earth would reduce the amount of oxygen produced through photosynthesis, potentially leading to a decrease in atmospheric oxygen levels. However, the impact on overall oxygen levels would be mitigated by the fact that trees make up only a portion of the Earth's oxygen-producing plants. Other plants, as well as oceans and other sources, also contribute to the atmospheric oxygen supply.
the amount of dissolved oxygen would decrease.
i think there would be less oxygen because the plants take in carbon dioxide and release oxygen
A world without plants would be uninhabitable for most organisms, as plants provide oxygen, food, and habitats for countless species. The food chain would collapse, leading to widespread mass extinction. Additionally, the absence of plants would disrupt the water cycle and contribute to climate change.