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How do stomata function in most plants relative to gas exchange? a Stomata close to prevent nitrogen from escaping. b Stomata close to allow photosynthesis to occur. c Stomata open too allow carbon dioxide
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How do stomata function in most plants relative to gas exchange?

a
Stomata close to prevent nitrogen from escaping.
b
Stomata close to allow photosynthesis to occur.
c
Stomata open too allow carbon dioxide in and oxygen and water out.
d
Stomata open to allow water to build up in the plant.

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Answer:C hope this is helpful

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