What role do plants play in the carbon cycle? A)Plants both use CO2 from the atmosphere and release CO2 into the atmosphere. B)Plants release CO2 to the atmosphere but do not use CO2. C)Plants use CO2 but do not release CO2 into the atmosphere. D)Plants only use the form of CO2 that is released from the burning of fuels.

option C

Explanation:

Plants may serve as starting point when observing the carbon cycle. they undergo a process called photosynthesis that enables them to absorb and utilize carbon dioxide from the atmosphere and combine it with water. in the presence of the energy of the Sun absorbed by chlorophyll in plants, they are able to synthesize sugars and oxygen molecules. They play a huge in keeping the air clean with the carbon becoming a part of the plant. Plants and other organisms that die and become buried may be converted into fossil fuels made of carbon like coal and oil over millions of years. when these are then burnt by humans, most carbon then return to the atmosphere as carbondioxide.

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