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Do plants still take in carbon dioxide if there is no water and sunlight?
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sure, they can. there are different types of plants, such as cactus, that can use photosynthesis with little to no water or sunlight.
If i remember, they are called CAM plants??? or C4? i 4got.
If bromothymol has carbon dioxide in it, then it would turn yellow. But if there is a plant also inside, the plant would absorb the carbon dioxide, making I the bromothymol blue again. How could the bromothymol remain yellow with the plant inside?
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