In the process of photosynthesis, how do plants obtain the water, carbon dioxide, and energy they use for this process? Group of answer choices Carbon dioxide enters through the leaves, water enters through roots, and light energy is captured by the chlorophyll in plant cells. Carbon dioxide and chemical energy are absorbed through the roots and the leaves absorb water from the air. Carbon dioxide is absorbed from the soil, water is taken in by the stems, and energy comes from sugars stored in the plant. Water enters as rain falls on the stems, carbon dioxide is absorbed from fertilizer, and energy comes from sunlight heating soil around the plant's roots.