Science, asked by sagarsinha8168, 1 year ago

Why are stomata useful to plants ?

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Answered by Anandbane

stomata useful for plants for photosynthesis and the plants live by photosynthesis only

Answered by MakutoShiedo

Stomata are tiny pores , which help in the exchange of gas( oxygen and carbon dioxide) during respiration and photosynthesis. Excess water is lost from the leaves through stomata during transpiration.

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