BI-926
Carbon dioxide entering the leaf
Biology · Secondary 3 · Easy · Carbon dioxide entering the leaf
Which process directly explains how carbon dioxide molecules move from the air outside a leaf into the intercellular air spaces inside the leaf?
- Diffusion through the stomata into the leaf interior.
- Active transport through the guard cells into the leaf.
- Osmosis through the epidermal cells into the leaf.
- Translocation in the phloem into the leaf.
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