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The raw material which is reduced during photosynthesis is ______. - Biology

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The raw material which is reduced during photosynthesis is ______.

Options

  • Carbon dioxide

  • Glucose

  • Water

  • Oxygen

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Solution

The raw material which is reduced during photosynthesis is carbon dioxide.

Explanation:

Carbon dioxide either loses its oxygen or converts to glucose. (Loss of oxygen reduces.)

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