Question

three differences between lenticels and stomata

Answer 1

LENTICELS : - Lenticels are the aerating pores formed in the stem and root during secondary growth.

STOMATA:- Stomata are the small pores present in the leaves and stems in their epidermal layers. They are meant for gaseous exchanges for respiration and photosynthesis.

LENTICELS : - The lenticels appear as raised oval areas on the bark or stem surface as seen in the above diagram( A) Under extremely cold conditions lenticels get plugged with closing cells.

STOMATA: They also allow water transpiration.

Answer 2

#stomata are poor and steam and other organs that are used to control gas exchange
#lenticels are land shaped spots or pores present in the wooden trunk stems #stomata located in the epidermis
#lenticels are located in the parederm
#stomata opening and closing can be regulated
#lanticels are always opened