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The tiny pores through which carbon dioxide from the atmosphere enters the leaves are known as:
The tiny pores through which carbon dioxide from the atmosphere enters the leaves are known as:
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The correct option is B Stomata
Stomatal pores are the common sites responsible for taking up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for photosynthesis as well as releasing oxygen into the atmosphere.
Stomata
Stomatal pores are the common sites responsible for taking up carbon dioxide from the atmosphere for photosynthesis as well as releasing oxygen into the atmosphere.
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