... of photosynthesis and therefore more nutrients produced. Hence, with more nutrition, the plant's growth rate will increase. In further detail, photosynthesis is the combination of CO2, H2O, the oxidisation of carbohydrates and most importantly, the sun, to produce a sugar which the plant takes in as energy; this sugar is known as glucose (C6H12O6). Another product of photosynthesis is oxygen gas (O2 ... ...

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... nitrite to form nitrate that can be used by plants.Unlike cyanobacteria that use the sun's energy to create oxygen, chemoautotrophs use energy stored in chemical bonds to synthesize certain carbohydrates. 6. Non-vascular plants are those that lack vascular tissue. These plants evolved to better adapt to surrounding terrestrial environment. Some of these adaptations include the development of a cuticle, stoma, vascular ... ...

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