One way carbon moves from the atmosphere to the biosphere is through a process by which plants use light energ

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One way carbon moves from the atmosphere to the biosphere is through a process by which plants use light energy and convert it into biochemical energy. What is this process called? 
glycolysis
respiration
• photosynthesis
• digestion

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photosynthesis

Plants use light energy to convert carbon dioxide and water into glucose (chemical energy) and oxygen.

One way carbon moves from the atmosphere to the biosphere is through a process by which plants use light energy and convert it into biochemical energy. What is this process called?
glycolysis
respiration
• photosynthesis
• digestion

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One way carbon moves from the atmosphere to the biosphere is through a process by which plants use light energy and convert it into biochemical energy. What is this process called? glycolysis respiration • photosynthesis • digestion

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One way carbon moves from the atmosphere to the biosphere is through a process by which plants use light energy and convert it into biochemical energy. What is this process called?
glycolysis
respiration
• photosynthesis
• digestion