Which part of the plant has stomata?

Roots

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Stem

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Leaves

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Fruits

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Solution

The correct option is C
Leaves

Gases are exchanged through small structures called stomata. They can either be present on both the sides or just on one side of the leaf and on the green stems. Each stomata has a pore which is surrounded by two bean-shaped cells called guard cells. Stomata allows the plant to take in carbon dioxide to be used for photosynthesis.

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