The given diagram highlights the cycle of plant photosynthesis. Overall, it can be obvious from the pictures is that the cycle consists of several stages which are divided into three distinct functions namely; absorbing in the leaves, releasing from the leaves, and captivating in the roots.
Looking at the phases, to start the process, leaves of plant entail chlorophyl that consume green waves length form sunlight, in order to make green colour of the leaves. Sunlight is absorbed which boosted energy for plant. Subsequently, carbon dioxide in the air is captivated and it pass through stomata, exposing leaf ‘epidermis and cuticle.
On the other processes, when water in the ground is absorbed by the roots and flowed the stem to the rest of the plants. During the transpiration process, the water is released in the roots. In addition, excess sugar is stocked as a starch (food) in the roots. The next step is to compile water, co2 and sunlight in the leaves, then it generated sugar. Finally, oxygen and water vapor released the leaves through the stomata, this process is described as transpiration process.