Science, asked by prakash500122, 8 months ago

what is the definition of stomata

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Answered by anushkaarora1

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Answer:

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Stomata are the tiny green pores on the leaves help in exchange of gases......

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Answered by boharawohra

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Answer:

it is tiny pores present on the leaves

Explanation:

It helps to for changing gasses

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