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How does a plant use the sun's energy?

Plants use the suns energy with chlorophyll and choroplasts. The chloroplasts are oval organelles that hold the chlorophyll balls. Chlorophyll is a chemical that is green and when mixed with water and carbon dioxide makes glucose. Glucose is a sugar produced by the photosynthesis process. Glucose travels down through the phloem in the vascular channels and is then stored in the roots. Glucose is food for plants, one of the most important substances in a plants' world.

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