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darlyjessFaf
darlyjessFaf darlyjessFaf
  • 31-10-2015
  • Biology
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What would most likely happen to the carbon cycle if there were no more plants on Earth?

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davidyangnyc
davidyangnyc davidyangnyc
  • 31-10-2015

the carbon cycle would be eventually nonexistent because the oxygen will eventually run out unless a synthetic alternative is created, if not, every creature that requires oxygen will die and only the trees and water are left to continue the carbon cycle

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eroussel4317 eroussel4317
  • 27-01-2022

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Carbon is built up in the atmosphere

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