Plants have {{c1::stomata}} for efficient gas exchange; water leaves the plant through the {{c4::stomata}} by {{c5::diffusion}} due to a higher concentration of water inside.
Les plantes ont des {{c1::stomates}} pour un échange de gaz efficace ; l'eau quitte la plante par {{c4::stomates}} par {{c5::diffusion}} en raison d'une plus grande concentration d'eau à l'intérieur.
| Text | Plants have to have stomata in them so that gases can be exchanged easily. Because there is more water inside the plant than in the air outside, the water escapes from the leaves through the stomata by diffusion. |
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