What happens when the stomata on a plant's leaves are open?
Answer

Oxygen and water escape the leaves and carbon dioxide enters it.

Sugars and nutrients are transported up to the leaves from the roots.

Sunlight is able to enter the leaves and photosynthesis takes place.

Water enters the leaves and carbon dioxide escapes from the leaves.

Question

What happens when the stomata on a plant's leaves are open?
Answer
		
Oxygen and water escape the leaves and carbon dioxide enters it.
		
Sugars and nutrients are transported up to the leaves from the roots.
		
Sunlight is able to enter the leaves and photosynthesis takes place.
		
Water enters the leaves and carbon dioxide escapes from the leaves.

anonymous · Answer

Stomata are pores in the leaves bottom surface. Through this pore the plant exchange gases and release water steam.
So the answer is Oxygen and water escape the leaves and carbon dioxide enters it.

anonymous · Answer

PLants take in carbon dioxide and take out oxygen through stomata
sugar and nutrients transportation are not necessarily relate to stomata
so i will go for answer 1

anonymous · Answer

always good to look at the photosynthesis equation, it helps you to find your answer

anonymous · Answer

ok thanks guys!!