Question

check the compounds that are produced by plants. *
10 point

ammonium

amino acids

carbon dioxide

glucose

nitrate

nitrogenous bases

phosphate

phospholipids

Explanation:

Plants produce amino acids (used in protein synthesis), glucose (from photosynthesis), nitrogenous bases (for nucleic acids like DNA/RNA), and phospholipids (for cell membranes). Ammonium, carbon dioxide, nitrate, and phosphate are usually taken up from the environment rather than produced by plants as end - products in the context of general plant metabolism.

Answer:

amino acids, glucose, nitrogenous bases, phospholipids