Carbon Dioxide Generally Enters a Plant Through Pores Called

Question

Carbon dioxide generally enters a plant through pores called
A)mesophylls.
B)stomata.
C)cuticles.
D)connexons.
E)bacteriochlorophylls.

Accepted Answer

Stomata are small pores, typically on the underside of leaves, that allow for gas exchange in plants. Carbon dioxide enters through these pores for photosynthesis.