7. Oxygenic photosynthesis, which generates oxygen gas in the presence of sunlight, is used byall of the following organisms except:A. flowering plantsB. fungiC. cyanobacteriaD. treesE. green algae

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7. Oxygenic photosynthesis, which generates oxygen gas in the presence of sunlight, is used by all of the following organisms except: A. flowering plants B. fungi C. cyanobacteria D. trees E. green algae