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What process do plants use to convert light into chemical energy?

Photosynthesis

Notes

Light energy is captured in the chloroplasts and stored as chemical energy in glucose.

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End sessionBiology
1:127 / 20

Photosynthesis

Notes

Light energy is captured in the chloroplasts and stored as chemical energy in glucose.

1Again1 min
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