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Do plants not use the oxygen they produce during the day after sunset? How is this oxygen enough for other living things?
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As long as the plants have light, they do photosynthesis, produce oxygen, use as much as they need, and give the rest to the atmosphere. When they don't have light, they use from the atmosphere like us. Therefore, it is said that you should not have live flowers in the room where you are in the evening. Contrary to what is known, plants are not the main source of oxygen in the atmosphere.