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Tobias
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21 September, 11:26
What's the function of stomata in plants
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Brice Hinton
21 September, 11:47
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Plants use their stomata to take in Carbon dioxide and take out oxygen during photosynthesis. It's how they "breathe" if that makes it more understandable.
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