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significant role of stomata in transpiration is to ​

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Answered by mickey987
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stomata, also known as guard cells regulate the exchange of CO2, O2 and water vapour. During transpiration, the stomata is the unit of the leaf that regulates the rate of transpiration i.e. it regulates that the amount of water leaving the cells during transpiration

Answered by skyfall63
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Stomata regulates transpiration and CO₂ intake by changing its size according to environmental signals.

Explanation:

  • Stomata plays a vital role in plant development by regulating the exchange of gas with the atmosphere and controlling transpiration.
  • Stomata regulates transpiration and CO₂ intake by changing its size according to environmental signals.
  • In optimum conditions, the stomata are wide open, allowing a gas exchange with the atmosphere.
  • Guard cells are responsible for changing the size of the pore, expanding or effectively contracting the opening and closing of the stomata.
  • For stomata opening, water is rushed into the cells of the guard due to osmosis, which depends on the concentration of potassium in the cells.

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