What is the role of stomata in the process of nutrition in plants????
Asked by | 24th Feb, 2008, 03:20: PM
Expert Answer:
The stomata allow for the exchange of gases between a plant's leaf tissue and the surrounding air.
Answered by | 30th Nov, 2017, 02:37: PM
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