Biology, asked by Siddharta7, 10 months ago

From where do the green plants get carbon dioxide?​

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Answered by shivirana
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Answer:green plants get carbon dioxide from atmosphere through leaves by diffusion process which happens in small pores on the leave's surface called stomata..

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From atmosphere through leaves by diffusion

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