Science, asked by nishagarv, 1 year ago

what happens if the stomata fails to protect itself from hydrochloride acid

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Answered by sanya55

There is no relation between stomata and HCl

Answered by Raji99

The lining of the stomach is coated with mucus to protect it from acid damage. ... Sometimes cells in the stomach lining are damaged by a factor other than an acid attack and are unable to make hydrochloric acid. Without enough acid, protein digestion in the stomach is difficult and bacterial overgrowth can occur.
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