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What happens during photosynthesis?

During photosynthesis what happens to the oxygen that is produced?

  • what happens to te oxygen

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    The stomata, which is pore located on the undersurface of the leaf, will release oxygen and water from the plant-- this occurs due to turger pressure which causes the gaurd cells of the stomata to open. This pore also allows carbon dioxide into the leaf for photosynthesis.

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Another important tip not to forget. At night, when the sun goes down, the plant takes in oxygen to survive and stops taking in Co2. When the sun is back out again, the reverse happens

chilledguy27

goes into the atmosphere

werelizard c

it is release in the air for us to breath plants don't need oxygen they nee carbondioxide

jay gal

It's released into the atmosphere. Plants created all the free oxygen that animals breath.

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