Biology, asked by shubhijais3713, 9 months ago

What are pneumatophores what is their significance

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Answered by gokulak118

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pneumatophores is an excretory organ in various phylum's such as Cnidaria , ceolendrata ....

It is also known as flame cells and animals which have blind sac body{with only one opening}.The secreation is passed to the cells and gone out by phorous

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