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Practice Reading: Re-order Paragraphs ID: #39078 Sugars
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This process is complicated and man has never managed to duplicate it although scientists have tried.
These sugars are used immediately to help the plant grow, or they are stored in the form of seeds or tubers.
Plants make their own food with green chlorophyll cells in their leaves.
This process is called 'photosynthesis', from the Greek words photo, light, and synthesis, putting together.
Chlorophyll combines water from the soil and carbon dioxide from the air to form sugars. It does this with the help of energy from sunlight.

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