How do plants eliminate wastes?

Question

How do plants eliminate wastes?

Answer 1

They eat carbon dioxide as food and expell oxygen.  They expel wastes through leaves and transpiration.  Also, extra water is put out by small pores in the leaf.

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Answer 2

Also using their leaves. A lot of chemical waste goes into the leaves and then the leaves fall taking the waste with them.

Answer 3

Transpiration. This is a process by which excess water is released by the stomata (tiny pores in the leaf that also conduct gas exchange). One such pore is called a stoma, plural is stomata.

Answer 4

they release oxygen into the air