During transpiration, water exits the leaf via the A. mycorrhiza. B. stomata. C. roots. D. tracheids.

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Martin Mccall

Biology

6 October, 19:08

During transpiration, water exits the leaf via the A. mycorrhiza. B. stomata. C. roots. D. tracheids.

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Kali Moss · Answer 1

B. The Stomata

The stomata are the pores of the leaves. They allow the exchanges of gas and contain what are called guard cells. These guard cells control the opening and closing. These pores allow for evaporated water to be released and carbon-dioxide to be collected.