How do animals and plants get their oxygen supply and get rid of carbon dioxide,
the waste product of respiration?
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Respiration in leaves takes place through stomata that is present as tiny pores in the leaves of a plant. Oxygen gets diffused in stomata and reaches other cells of the leaves. The carbon dioxide produced in the process ofrespiration also gets diffused with stomata and moves out of the leaves.
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