What are the functions of the stomata?
(i) Exchange of gases
(ii) Trap sunlight
(iii) Carbon dioxide fixation
(iv) Guttation

Only (i)

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(i) and (iii)

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(iii) and (iv)

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(ii), (iii) and (iv)

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Solution

The correct option is D Only (i)
Functions of stomata are gaseous exchange and transpiration.
Guttation is done by Hydathodes.
Trapping of sunlight and carbon dioxide fixation is done by plastids.
So the correct answer is 'Only (i)'.

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What are the functions of the stomata?(i) Exchange of gases(ii) Trap sunlight(iii) Carbon dioxide fixation(iv) Guttation

The correct option is D Only (i)Functions of stomata are gaseous exchange and transpiration.Guttation is done by Hydathodes.Trapping of sunlight and carbon dioxide fixation is done by plastids.So the correct answer is 'Only (i)'.

What are the functions of the stomata?
(i) Exchange of gases
(ii) Trap sunlight
(iii) Carbon dioxide fixation
(iv) Guttation

The correct option is D Only (i)
Functions of stomata are gaseous exchange and transpiration.
Guttation is done by Hydathodes.
Trapping of sunlight and carbon dioxide fixation is done by plastids.
So the correct answer is 'Only (i)'.