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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 graph illustrates how flora produce food.
overall, it is obviously seems, growing of plants in continuous process that is caused by some outward effects, namely heat of sun, pouring of rain, minerals , carbon dioxide. in terms of location, proces takes place on land and atmosphere.
firstly, water and minerals influence to root of plants where affects start from underground.Moreover, these compounds help to rising of plant. there are some side effects above the ground, like carbon dioxide and sunlight,whereas they affect to leaves of plants, as you can see, left side of plants is allocated by carbon dioxide arrow that pointing toward to leaves, additionly, sunlihght directly impacts to top of plant.However,Secondary effects can trigger this process that is called photosynthes. Through this process, blades produce oxygen and sugar, one of them is main source of life and other one can change to starch(used for growth and repair).
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