What do plants use to make proteins?
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Plants use amino acids to make proteins. Amino acids are the building blocks that link together in long chains to form specific proteins. Plants synthesize most of the amino acids they need through various metabolic pathways, often utilizing nitrogen absorbed from the soil.
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