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stomate

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stoma
a minute epidermal pore in a leaf or stem through which gases and water vapor can pass
Water is continually being pumped upward through the plant in the xylem Once it reaches the leaves, it is transpired through pores called stomata Stomata also allow for the passage of carbon dioxide and oxygen in and out (respectively) of the plant The exchange of air and transpiration of water are regulated by the two cells (called guard cells) on either side of a stomate There are thousands of stomata on each square centimeter of a typical plant
A stoma
Covered with a surface of fine pores, such as breathing pores
Tiny pores in leaves that allow gaseous exchanges These are on the under sides of leaves and they are what let the plant breathe in carbon dioxide and breathe out oxygen Isn't it nifty that we do just the opposite during our gaseous exchanges?
stomate

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    [ 'stO-"mAt ] (noun.) 1835. irregular from New Latin stomat-, stoma.