Plants breathe through stomata which are present on the
(a) leaves
(b) stems
(c) roots
(d) flowers

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(a) leaves
Plants breathe through stomata which are spread across the surface of the leaves.

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Plants breathe through stomata which are present on the (a) leaves (b) stems (c) roots (d) flowers

(a) leavesPlants breathe through stomata which are spread across the surface of the leaves.

Plants breathe through stomata which are present on the
(a) leaves
(b) stems
(c) roots
(d) flowers

(a) leaves
Plants breathe through stomata which are spread across the surface of the leaves.