in order for photosynthesis to take place in plants how do they get the carbon dioxide they need?

Question

this is about nature

Answer 1

Carbon dioxide is a naturally occurring gas in the atmosphere.

Carbon dioxide is also by product of respiration. All living things respire, including plants.

It is also produced when fuel is converted into energy via complete combustion. This occurs when we use our cars, in generating electricity, gases used for domestic purposes such as cooking and heating water, as well as in various industries.

These are various ways that carbon dioxide is released into the atmosphere.

During photosynthesis, the plant then absorbs carbon dioxide, in the presence of light and water, through small holes in its leaves called stomata.

Well I hope this is what you were looking for.

Answer 2

Animals (mammals) like humans,whales,dogs,cats etc. Supply it. By exhaling Carbon Dioxide. The whole cycle is named Photorespiration. C6H12O6 + 6O2 = 6CO2 + 6H2O(Here's the side of the equation showing where mammals breathe out Carbon Dioxide and give out water).

Answer 3

We exhale carbon dioxide and the plants take it in through their leaves.

Answer 4

carbon dioxide is expelled by all living animals. we breathe out carbon dioxide and so do all animals. plants take in the carbon dioxide and expell oxygen which we then breathe in : )

Answer 5

There was an abundance of it in the atmosphere even before we started leaving carbon footprints.

Answer 6

Air is 381 parts per million (by volume) of CO2. That is where it comes from.

Answer 7

its the air we exhale and they take the carbon dioxide and use it to live and gives off oxygen for us anyway thanks for the points

Answer 8

It is pulled from the air around them through there respiration process

Answer 9

well the plants get it from us breathing out...and from the air...
cause plants give us oxygen and we give them CO2

Answer 10

pores in the leaves