1.   Plants absorb nutrients from the soil.

2.   The plant absorbs nutrients from the soil.

3.   These plants absorb the carbon dioxide released by the corals and so help to keep the water oxygenated.

4.   Plants absorb carbon dioxide from the air and moisture from the soil.

5.   This CO is taken into living things directly or indirectly by photosynthesis.

6.   At night, however, photosynthesis ceases and respiration continues, so that green plants are absorbing oxygen and producing carbon dioxide.

7.   A soil on the acidic side will enable some plants to absorb iron and magnesium.

8.   Despite its size, that plant can absorb only a limited number of workers.

9.   Myneni and his co-researchers, following a different method, analyzed changes in solar radiation absorbed by plants as they perform photosynthesis.

10.   Or the state could take measurements at various sites miles into the Everglades, after algae and other plants have naturally absorbed some of the phosphorus.