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Water can evaporate through stomata?

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Water can evaporate through stomata?

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Answer:Yes

Explanation:water evaporates through stomata when there is excess water in the leaf

Pistachio answered Jan 18, 2021

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yes. the stomata has small openings found at the bottom of the leaves

Matthias Vanb answered Jan 24, 2021

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