How do trees recycle oxygen?

Answer:

Trees don't actually "recycle" oxygen. Oxygen is a waste product of photosynthesis. Plants use water and carbon dioxide to produce sugar (glucose). Oxygen is actually a waste product. Just look up photosynthesis and you can get a very in depth explanation of the process.

Trees don't actually "recycle" oxygen. Oxygen is a waste product of photosynthesis. Plants use water and carbon dioxide to produce sugar (glucose). Oxygen is actually a waste product. Just look up photosynthesis and you can get a very in depth explanation of the process.

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