Hello. I'm Hatter.

What TPT needs is Sugar (SUGR). This may sound boring but its properties are the things that will get you. You can heat sugar and it will turn into Syrup (SYUP). 

Now for the intresting part. You can burn SUGR and SYUP with fire and it will turn into Carbon dioxide and water vapor with a 1:1 ratio. This process is called respiration. Its not what your lungs do but all the mitochondria organelles in all of your cells.

You can create SYUP by heating up Carbon Dioxide and Water Vapor to some temperture and adding some pressure in a confined area. For every 4 CO2s, 12 Hyrdrogens, and 2 O2s, a SYUP particle will be made. Additionally, when you put CO2 near PLNT, it releases O2. But if you put water vapor or water and CO2 near the PLNT, it grows and realeases O2. If you put a lot of air near the bigger PLNT, it will blow some of the SYUP out of the PLNT, decreasing its size. (lol). Also, if you put PLNT near a pool of SYUP, the PLNT consumes all of it. 

If you heat up SYUP and put a lot of pressure, fusion will commence, leaving 4 co2s, 12 Hyrdrogens, and 2 oxygens per SYUP particle.

These new elements and processes would be great for new reactors, diagrams of cells (both plant and animal), and it will grow TPT's realism towords the world.

~Hatter

Yes, I spelt sugar wrong. 

Yes, it is in the wrong section of the forum.

And no, my name is from Alice in Wonderland, boxmein.

So TPT isn't about realism? Well...okay then. That really contributed to my post.

To make my hidden point clear: TPT needs a more realistic version of photosynthesis and respiration. And you can't have any of those processes without sugar.

Okay. Counter-argument: a more complicated version of photosynthesis and respiration would be good for new saves like reactors (can't think of an other examples at this moment).