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In the process of carbon sequestration, where do trees primarily store the atmospheric carbon they absorb?
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- 1Exclusively in their leaves through transpiration
- 2In deep groundwater aquifers
- 3In their biomass and the underlying forest soil✓
- 4Directly in the surrounding atmosphere
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In their biomass and the underlying forest soil
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