Where do plants get the carbon needed to make glucose molecules during the process of photosynthesis?

In order to produce glucose, a plant has to absorb water using its roots and absorb CO2 through small pores in the cells on the surface of the leaf. These pores, called stomata, allow CO2 to go into the cells of the leaves. Water also evaporates and goes out of plant leaves through stomata.

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