The Process by Which Trees Remove Carbon from the Air

question 201

Multiple Choice

The process by which trees remove carbon from the air and store it in their biomass is known as:

• A) carbon sequestration.
• B) photosynthesis.
• C) nitrogen shedding.
• D) tectonic activity.

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