Gerblitzel Research Paper

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Gerblitzel the Carbon Atom lived billions of years ago in the age of the dinosaurs in Russia. Gerblitzel lived in skies and one day he traveled through the stomates of the leaf and lived there. One day Gerblitzel was out on one of the leaves and he had his amazing view of the dinosaurs as they ate their breakfast of plants and trees when he realized that one of them was coming his way. He was scared and jumped but he thought, “well, I guess there must be hundreds of plants around what are the chances he chooses me”? But sure enough, the dinosaur reached it’s head down and opened it’s large mouth. And then, Darkness. The why that Gerblitzel came to live on such a nice leaf was through photosynthesis. This is because Gerblitzel traveled through the sun and through the stomates on the leaf where he lived.. The sun shone its rays down upon the plant seed in the soil and it began to grow with the help of the soil and water. As it grew it created glucose and starch and this gave it more energy and it also gave the plant mass as the plant grew to be food for the dinosaurs and a home for Gerblitzel. Before Gerblitzel came to …show more content…
The glucose moves and makes CO2 and this is exhaled through the nose of George and slowly floats down to another leaf and begins to make it his home again. This has happened before to Gerblitzel and he doesn’t mind but it just means that Gerblitzel has to do more work to create another home on the plant. Now that Gerblitzel is here though he felt more relaxed about being in a new home and is ready to start another home here until he gets transported to another. Time went by and Gerblitzel wondered when the next time was going to be when he saw the herbivorous come a graze in the meadows. He missed George. The time of being lonely might soon end when Gerblitzel saw the herbivores begin to rome in the

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