Plants would provide oxygen in a fish tank.
assuming the plant is alive: B, the plant tube, would have the least CO2 (carbon dioxide) because the plant would use it in photosynthesis. C, with both snail and plant, would have a medium or normal amount of CO2. The snail would use oxygen and produce CO2 as it breathed. The plant would be doing the opposite (using CO2, and producing oxygen) Therefore, A, with only the snail, would obviously have the highest concentration of CO2. With no plant to use any, the concentration would build, and if it was a sealed test tube, the snail would eventually use up all the oxygen in the air and die of asphyxiation.
water air minerals and oxygen
Yes
chloroplasts
chloroplasts
oxygen, the plant absorbs carbon dioxide and water, and goes to the chlroplasts which change it into glucose and oxygen
water keeps the plant alive which produce oxygen for us to breathe wihtout water everyoneone on Earth will die
photosynthesis need to produce glucose because it is the green pigment that releases oxygen because plant doesn't need the oxygen
In order to produce starch, a plant has to combine water and the sugar it produces. Without water, a plant cannot produce starch.
Water does not make oxygen in plants.
Its roots can absorb oxygen from water
Chloroplasts take in water and sunlight and turn it into food for the plant, glucose sugar. The byproduct/ waste is oxygen.