Biology, asked by vardhan20, 1 year ago

from where do the green plants get carbon dioxide

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Answered by AryanAttri9

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Answer: The green plants get carbon dioxide from its surrounding

Answered by Anonymous

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The green plants get carbon dioxide from the air. The CO2 enters the leaves of the plants through the stomata

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