Biology, asked by Sidarth9285, 11 months ago

What are lentical? In plant

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Answered by ammumalu407

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Lenticels are small, isolated and raised openings on the surface of old stems. They are formed at the sites of stomata by the breakdown of epidermis during periderm formation. They serve as passages for gas exchange.

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