I am not to sure that I understand the question. But it would be impossible for an element to have an atomic mass less than it's atomic number...if it did then it would be a different element.
Since stomata are affected by [CO2] and water vapor content of the air, an environment with high water vapor content (water potential) and high CO2 levels will likely have the highest #of stomata. I.e. when plants have readily available water source and ample CO2 in order to maximize photosynthesis. As far as geographic environment I think it varies quite a bit and there are competing hypotheses from what I understand
1. without the atmosphere we would be freezing to detah
2. The atmosphere also protects us living things on Earth from the sun's harmful ultraviolet radiation
3.It also protects us from objects coming towards us from the sky such as a meteorite
4. It also provides oxygen for humans and animals so that we can breathe and also carbon dioxide for plants
I hope this helps!
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