While photosynthesis is most often associated with a plant's green leaves and stems, its most vital function is to convert carbon, hydrogen and oxygen (in the form of carbon dioxide and water) into usable energy called plant carbohydrates.
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photosynthesis its most vital function usable energy
is associated is called
with a plant's green leaves and stems T:most often
to convert carbon, hydrogen and oxygen (in the form of carbon dioxide and water) into usable energy
plant carbohydrates