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As CO2 levels increase the stomata (pores on the leaf) partially close thus moisture loss (transpiration) is reduced.— Desde el Exilio
Although stomata were more numerous in the lower than the upper epidermis, most of the time a greater percentage of the upper were open.— CiteULike: Everyone's library
I love that the leaves on this suit even have intimations of stomata (the normally microcsopic spaces through which plants breathe).— Eco-Chick
Electrodes are inserted through stomata (small pores in the leaf surface regulating evaporation and gas exchange; dark green) into the inner leaf tissue.— PhysOrg.com - latest science and technology news stories
But I mean, stomata are even more gross lah coz it's like a hole in the stomach ...— Xiaxue.blogspot.com - Everyone's reading it.

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