The plant matter eventually forms coal far underground.

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When plants die and are buried under soil for millions of years, heat and pressure slowly turn them into peat, then lignite, and finally coal. This process is called carbonization.Coal is a fossil fuel used for energy.

Answered by Storystork | 2025-05-20

The plant matter eventually forms coal far underground.

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