Stomata in the leaves of plants are situated in the position at the tip point, that is at the tip corner with a small opening which helps a plant to absorb carbon-dioxide. They also exhale oxygen out from leaves. This is the food for leaves which is done through stomata in plants and also water and other necessities of plants are absorbed through the stomata of leaves. As with the plant variation stomata sizes do change and their working also changes but the feeding charac-teristics not change. Another place where the stomata of the plant come into contact with the outside surrounding of the environment is when sugar is combined with the stem of the root in the plant for making the glucose out of it. There also, all the leaves share their sugar through the small openings at the tip of the stomata. Hence stomata help in two main ways for the plant.
How do Stomata Help to Taste Food?
