__________ are small gaps across a leaf's epidermis that help regulate water and gas levels in the plant.
A)Palisade cells
B)Mesophyll
C)Roots
D)Stomata
E)All of these

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Stomata are small openings or gaps found on the surface of a leaf's epidermis that allow for the regulation of water and gas levels through the exchange of gases such as oxygen and carbon dioxide during photosynthesis. Palisade cells are specialized cells located in the mesophyll layer of a leaf that are involved in photosynthesis. Roots are not relevant to the regulation of water and gas levels in leaves.

__________ Are Small Gaps Across a Leaf's Epidermis That Help