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Mankind and plants: the need to conserve biodiversity.

Parasitology - 1 Jan 1993

Bell E A

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Only green plants can convert the single carbon units of atmospheric carbon dioxide into the multi-carbon organic molecules on which all forms of life depend. Only green plants can provide the oxygen required by man and other aerobic organisms. In addition to his basic need for preformed organic...

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PMID: 8488071
DOI: 10.1017/s003118200008611x

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