Plants excrete waste through various processes like through stomata, leaf fall, gum oozing, and storage in cells. Stomata allow excess water and gases like carbon dioxide to exit leaves during photosynthesis. Deciduous plants shed leaves to remove stored waste compounds. Gum and resins may ooze from stems, while crystals and oils are stored in cells. Leaf fall provides autumn colors as chlorophyll breaks down, revealing other leaf compounds before abscission and shedding of leaves occurs.