Where do raw materials come from in plants?

Answer 1

The raw materials plants need to build sugar molecules are carbon dioxide, water, and light. The carbon dioxide came from the air, the water came through the xylem tubes from the roots, and the light came from the sunlight. Hope I helped a little!! =D

Answer 2

Raw materials in plants come from the air (carbon dioxide), water from the soil, and nutrients from the soil. These raw materials are used by plants to perform photosynthesis, a process that converts light energy into chemical energy to create glucose and oxygen for the plant's energy needs.

Answer 3

Carbon dioxide (CO2) from the air surrounding the leaves, and water, from the soil, absorved by the root. The energy needed for building the sugar from these raw materials comes from the sun.

Answer 4

Carbon Dioxide and Water