What is the Importance of stomata?
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Stomata serve a very important function to plants, allowing them to use photosynthesis to make energy for survival. However, water loss, also known as transpiration, occurs when the stomata are open and gases are exchanging, which can be harmful to plants.
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opening and closing of stomata is an important event in the process of photosynthesis along with the gaseous exchange large amount of water lose transpiration is also occurs through stomata open and close stomata when they do not need carbon dioxide and want to conserve water the opening and closing of stomata is caused by the change in the turbidity of guard cells
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