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how plants obtain carbon dioxide​

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Answered by purvirajput2004
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Plants take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through the leaves. It diffuses through the small pore on the surface of the leaves called stomata. And the plants gets the water and nutrients from the soil through the roots. For photosynthesis process it needs water, carbon dioxide, nutrients and sun light.

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Plants take carbon dioxide from the atmosphere through the leaves. It diffuses through the small pore on the surface of the leaves called stomata. And the plants gets the water and nutrients from the soil through the roots. For photosynthesis process it needs water, carbon dioxide, nutrients and sun light.

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