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Sunlight hits the green pigment on the leaves and splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. Then the hydrogen combines with carbon dioxide to make sugar. The plant throws away the oxygen. The only place light must reach is the green pigment on the leaves. The only place food must reach is your mouth. You do not get any nourishment from the food you spill all over your clothes. The soil does not need sunlight in order to nourish plants.
you must be dumb all plants begin with 2 leaves retaurd look it up planting 101
this means that it allows some materials, but not all, to cross it, or permeate it.
Yes, it just takes a little longer for them to catch fire, as all the moisture must be boiled off, first.
How are the leaves alike?
its from sunlight which converts the menirals in the water (H20) to energy
they have to reach the high leaves
A chemist must work with all types of materials.
store all containers out of reach of children
Of course there is. The plant transport all types of materials through the vein system!
It has evolved to have a long neck to reach the leaves higher up in the trees
Leaves , tansans , sticks , old clothe , etc. all creatures that God do..
Some are, some aren't. It just has to do with what they are made out of. Not all materials can biodegrade, just because of their chemical composition.
Sunlight hits the green pigment on the leaves and splits water into hydrogen and oxygen. Then the hydrogen combines with carbon dioxide to make sugar. The plant throws away the oxygen. The only place light must reach is the green pigment on the leaves. The only place food must reach is your mouth. You do not get any nourishment from the food you spill all over your clothes. The soil does not need sunlight in order to nourish plants.
Not at all. It is a complete myth that koalas are drugged by the large volume of eucalyptus leaves they must eat.
Yes. Whole blood minus the blood cells leaves you with plasma, which includes all dissolved materials.
Chemists want to know all about materials; to use better materials we must know well their characteristics.