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Why plants don't need specialized respiratory system?
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Why plants don't need specialized respiratory system?

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so they could be better.
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Plants don't need a specialized respiratory system because they don't have lungs. They take in carbon dioxide and give out oxygen through their pores in their leaves and other tender parts.
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