Plants and Animals · Test Course Everyday Science
How do plants help people and animals?
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easy · Subjective · Q-14E8C2
How do plants help people and animals?
Answer: Plants provide oxygen for people and animals to breathe. They also provide food and shelter for many living things.
Solution
Plants are important because they release oxygen and provide food. Some plants also give animals and people shelter.
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