The openings in leaves through which gases are exchanged are called ____.

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Stomata are the openings in leaves (and some stems) through which gases are exchanged, including oxygen, carbon dioxide, and water vapor. Plasmodesmata are small channels between plant cells, guard cells are cells that surround and regulate the opening and closing of stomata, pits are small indentations in plant cell walls, and pores are not a specific plant structure.

The Openings in Leaves Through Which Gases Are Exchanged Are