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Stomata: Opening and Closing

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how does the bark of tree aids in respiration?

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Bark contains lenticels which facilitate the process of gaseous exchange. Lenticels are the lens-shaped small pores on the surface of the stems of woody plants. Lenticels consist of thin walled loosely arranged cells with intercellular spaces for gaseous exchange.

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