In short
Photosynthesis is the process in which green plants, algae and some bacteria use light energy to make glucose from carbon dioxide and water, and release oxygen.
The overall equation is . It happens in the chloroplasts, mainly in leaves. The light reactions make ATP and NADPH and release oxygen from water. The Calvin cycle uses them to turn carbon dioxide into sugar. The glucose is used in respiration or stored as starch.
A water plant such as Hydrilla placed in sunlight gives off bubbles of oxygen. In the dark, no bubbles come from the plant.
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