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How do trees contribute to climate change mitigation through carbon sequestration?
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- 1By absorbing carbon dioxide and storing it in their biomass and the soil during photosynthesis✓
- 2By releasing stored carbon from the soil into the atmosphere through respiration
- 3By converting atmospheric oxygen into solid carbon stored only in the leaves
- 4By reflecting greenhouse gases back into space using the leaf canopy
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By absorbing carbon dioxide and storing it in their biomass and the soil during photosynthesis
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