How the plants obtain carbon dioxide?
Asked by rajashivramkarmali | 14th Jun, 2016, 05:07: PM
Expert Answer:
Plants take in carbon dioxide through the stomatal pores present on the leaf surfaces.
They also utilise carbon dioxide formed during cellular respiration in the plant's body.
Plants take in carbon dioxide through the stomatal pores present on the leaf surfaces.
They also utilise carbon dioxide formed during cellular respiration in the plant's body.
Answered by Hemangi Binny | 14th Jun, 2016, 07:44: PM
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