The tiny openings in leaves that take in carbon dioxide are:

Xylem

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Stomata

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Phloem

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Tracheids

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Solution

The correct option is B Stomata
Carbondioxide from air is taken in through tiny pores present on the surface of the leaves. These pores are surrounded by guard cells and are called stomata.

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The tiny pores through which leaves take in carbon dioxide from the atmosphere are known as:

The tiny pores through which carbon dioxide from the atmosphere enters the leaves are known as:

Statement 1: Gaseous exchange in plants occur only from the dorsal side of leaves.

Statement 2: Tiny pores called stomata facilitate the gaseous exchange.

Statement 3: The gases exchanged are carbon dioxide and water vapour only.

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