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Plants are extremely important to us. They give us oxygen to breathe and absorb harmful carbon dioxide. They also beautify our environment and provide food. Without plants, life on Earth would be impossible. Let's cherish and protect them!
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Plants also play a crucial role in keeping the air clean and protecting the soil. They absorb carbon dioxide and release oxygen, which is essential for human and animal life. Many plants are used as food for humans and animals. Some plants are used to make medicine that helps to cure ...
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