what do you mean by stomata?

stomata means small holes in a plant through which plant takes carbondioxide and realise the oxygen for humans .

Stomata are pore at the surface of leaves and are formed by two cells named guard cell.

 yes the stomata iare the pores by which plants take co2& release o2

stomata are the small pores at the undersight of the leaves of the plants.through them plants take in CO2 and releases oxygen?

 yes I know iy

stomata are pores which traps sunlight from the sun

what are guard cells

 Stomata are the small openings present on the underside of the leaf. They take in CO2 (Carbon Dioxide) from the atmosphere and release O2 (oxygen) during the process of photosynthesis.

 all leaves have a large number of tiny pores through which oxygen is release during the process of photosynthese.So these tiny pores are called stomata.

 yes i agree with niyarti

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very smal answer

 stomata is the small opening which is present under the leaf

it is very nice answer

the small pores present in the leaves which help in the exchange of gases are called stomata

stomata is present in the leaves , it is protected by the guard cells, c02 enters through this pores.