describe how carbon dioxide gas in the atmosphere gets to a photsynthesising cell inside a leaf

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anonymous · Answer

in photosynthesis the plant not only absorbs carbon dioxide but also the energy of the sun  so when the plant absorbs the carbon dioxide its cells absorbs the gas... sorry i got no more info... i learnt the whole photosynthesis topic in 6th grade and thats like 4 years ago sorry

anonymous · Answer

Specialized structures located and the bottom of the leaf (Stomates) act as a controlled passage way for CO2 and O2. Once the gas are exhanged, specilized enzymes such as RuBisCo capture the CO2 molécules so they are afixed to a larger molecule containing more carbon . May I suggest researching the Calvin-Benson cycle?