Why are stomata found in a plant? State three function?
Ricky2222:
basically the function is to exchange of gases
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There are small openings on the lower surface of the leaves . These pores are called Stomata. These openings are surrounded by guard cells.
Functions of stomata:
1. They help in exchange of gases.
2.It helps in transpiration of water.
3.Loss of water from Stomata creates an upward pull.
Functions of stomata:
1. They help in exchange of gases.
2.It helps in transpiration of water.
3.Loss of water from Stomata creates an upward pull.
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Hey there!!!!!
=>> Stomata are the tiny pores present on the surface of leaves through which gaseous exchange ( oxygen and carbon dioxide) as well as transpiration ( loss of water) takes in plants.
@ It helps in taking oxyen from the outer surroundings.
@ It helps in the Transpiration.
@ It helps in the exchange of gasses.
Hope it Helped!!!!!☺️
=>> Stomata are the tiny pores present on the surface of leaves through which gaseous exchange ( oxygen and carbon dioxide) as well as transpiration ( loss of water) takes in plants.
@ It helps in taking oxyen from the outer surroundings.
@ It helps in the Transpiration.
@ It helps in the exchange of gasses.
Hope it Helped!!!!!☺️
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