Biology · Plant Physiology
Carbon dioxide is essential for photosynthesis. How does it primarily enter the body of a terrestrial plant?
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- 1Through the lenticels of the stem only
- 2Through the general root surface
- 3Through the stomata present on leaves✓
- 4From the entire leaf cuticle surface by osmosis
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Through the stomata present on leaves
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