If plants consume CO2 during photosynthesis, why hasn't all the atmospheric CO2 been used up? Select all that apply
A. Photosynthesis also produces CO2 as a
product.
B. Respiration produces CO2 as a product.
C. Both photosynthesis and respiration
produce CO2 as a product.
D. Plants actually don't use CO2 during
photosynthesisâ€"they use O2.
E. Photosynthesis and respiration use one
another's products as reactants.
B,E
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