Question

• Which plants organs
are involved in the
transpirabion stream and what
are their
roles?​

Answer 1

Answer:

Stomata and Guard Cells

Plants need to take in carbon dioxide from their environment and release oxygen wastes. They do this through pores, primarily located on the undersides of leaves, called stomata. Flanking each stoma are two guard cells, which can open or close the stoma and directly regulate transpiration.

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Answer 2

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Stomata and Guard Cells

Plants need to take in carbon dioxide from their environment and release oxygen wastes. They do this through pores, primarily located on the undersides of leaves, called stomata. Flanking each stoma are two guard cells, which can open or close the stoma and directly regulate transpiration.

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