During photosynthesis, plants generate sugars which contain chemical potential energy, but plants need external energy to perform photosynthesis. Where does this external energy come from?
chemical potential energy in other plants

nuclear energy in the core of the Earth

nuclear reactions in the Sun

chemical reactions in the Sun

Question

During photosynthesis, plants generate sugars which contain chemical potential energy, but plants need external energy to perform photosynthesis. Where does this external energy come from?
chemical potential energy in other plants

nuclear energy in the core of the Earth

nuclear reactions in the Sun

chemical reactions in the Sun

samara8954 · Answer

@AlexandervonHumboldt2

alexandervonhumboldt2 · Answer

chemical reactions in the Sun i would say