Why is the carbon cycle important?

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saishubha ยท Stefan V.
Mar 13, 2016

Carbon-dioxide present in nature is used by plants during photosynthesis to form glucose and carbohydrates is known as carbon cycle

Explanation:

Carbon-dioxide disolves in water to form carbonates which forms limestone.
Plants contain carbon in the form of glucose, a carbhohydrate which is eaten by other animals.

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Plants and animals can form ,animals petroleum if submerged under the earth and plants form coal

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