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Charlotte Hwang is a staff science writer at Biology Insights, covering plant biology and botany fundamentals. She spent eight years as a public high school biology teacher in Asheville, North Carolina, where she managed the campus greenhouse and led laboratory demonstrations on cellular respiration and photosynthesis. Hwang holds a bachelor of science in botany and still guest-teaches seasonal horticulture workshops for regional youth programs, explaining leaf anatomy and plant physiology through hands-on cultivation.

Differences Between Nonvascular and Seedless Vascular Plants
Do Plants Use Ultraviolet Light for Photosynthesis?
Why Does Chlorophyll B Appear Yellow-Green?
Does Plant Respiration Release Carbon Dioxide?
How Do Plants Get Nutrients From Soil, Air, and Water?
How and Where Do Plants Get Nitrogen From?
Can Photosynthesis Occur With Artificial Light?
What Do Plants Need to Make Their Own Food?
What Happens During Respiration in Plants?
Why Can’t Plants Use Nitrogen Gas Directly?
Why Does the Amount of Chlorophyll in Leaves Decrease in the Fall?
Why Is Blue Light Good for Photosynthesis?
What Gases Enter and Exit the Stomata?
Why Aren’t All Plants Photosynthetic?
Do Plants Breathe? The Science of Plant Respiration
Why Plants Need Carbon for Growth and Survival
Can a Plant Survive Without Oxygen?
How Is Water Transported Through Plants?
Do Plants Use UV Light for Photosynthesis?
What Happens to Plants at Night When There Is No Sunlight?
Do All Autotrophs Use Photosynthesis?
What Is in a Leaf? Anatomy and Chemical Composition
What Is Phototropism? A Plant’s Response to Light
Are All Plants Producers? The Exceptions to the Rule
Where Does Most of the Mass of a Tree Come From?
Where and How Do Plants Store Their Energy?
Why Do Trees Need Carbon Dioxide to Live?
Do Plants Have Collagen? The Biology of Plant Structure
Why Do Plants Grow Towards the Sun?
Can a Tree Trunk Perform Photosynthesis?