Science, asked by shambhvi77, 1 year ago

what is stomata? where is it normally found?

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Answered by Kumaril

it is the tiny holes in which air can be passed it is found ieaves of plant

Answered by ryan567

hey mate ur ans

Stomata are generally the small pores found on Lower surface of leave

there main purpose is exchange of gases
they are guarded by GUARD CELL

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Ritik1265: leaves have tiny pores called stomats on their surface. Stomata allow carbon dioxide to enter the leaves and reach up to the chloroplast so the it could be used in the photosynthesis. The oxygen produced during the process also escapes through stomata.

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