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How carbon dioxide enter a leaf during photosynthesis​
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How carbon dioxide enter a leaf during photosynthesis​

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Carbon dioxide enter leaves through a small pore (opening) called the stomata. Gases enter and exit through stoma (plural of stomata)

In cellular respiration oxygen leaves the leaf through the stoma too

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