What is photosynthesis?
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Photosynthesis, which is a very important process required for the continuance of life on earth and also the source of the oxygen necessary for the continued existence of all organisms, is not something that just takes place in one or two seconds and is accomplished. In fact, it continues all through the day and even into the night hours.
Photosynthesis, which is a continuing procedure in which plants make use of sunlight or specific artificial light, takes place mostly in plant leaves, and little to none takes place in stems.
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Humans breathe in the oxygen that plants "breathe" out, and in turn we expel carbon dioxide (CO2) that the plants use during their life cycle.
Using water, carbon dioxide, and that wonderful sunlight, the plants are able to feed the dirt, provide bugs and small animals with wonderful food sources, and invite bees in to cross pollinate to give us better foods to eat, and prettier flowers to look at. Chlorophyll, the thing that makes plants green, is a clever chemical. Working with the water, CO2, and sunlight, we can all thank the plants for their photosynthesis.
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