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The image shows a diagram of plant processes with arrows indicating the flow and transformation of elements and compounds. On the left side of the image, an arrow labeled "Water" and an arrow labeled "Minerals" are pointing towards a plant's roots in the ground. Above the plant, an arrow labeled "Carbon dioxide" is pointing towards the plant's leaves. On the right side of the plant, an outward-pointing arrow is labeled "Oxygen," and another one is labeled "Sugar." Below the "Sugar" label is a bracket that says "Changed to starch (used for growth / repair)." The diagram also includes graphical representations of a cloud near the "Water" label and a shining sun with the word "Sunlight" above the plant. There are no numerical data points, percentages, or years visible in the image.
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The process diagram presents how plants make food.
The diagram shows that plants consistently require four different resources to produce sugar. First, the roots of plants suck water. Secondly, when the sunlight falls onto the leaves of plants, leaves are able to create their own energy. Additionally, if plants are alive, they have to absorb carbon dioxide from the atmosphere. Finally, the soul already has minerals. The roads of plants consume minerals from the soul.
In detail, these four elements play specific roles in making plants produce sugar. After that, the plant parts are used to make various fertilizers and the produced fertilizers are used to help other plants grow. On the other hand, when plant leaves take in carbon dioxide, they produce oxygen through a specific process. After that, the oxygen is released into the atmosphere.
Overall, the process requires four ingredients to work, and results in two different effects.
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