Carbon dioxide,as an input for photosynthesis,enters a plant from the atmosphere through pores called

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Carbon dioxide enters a plant from the atmosphere through pores called stomata. Plasmodesmata are channels that connect adjacent plant cells, companion cells are specialized plant cells that assist in the transport of sugars, sieve tubes are structures that make up phloem tissue, and guard cells regulate the opening and closing of stomata.

Carbon Dioxide,as an Input for Photosynthesis,enters a Plant from the Atmosphere