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In Latin, Stoma means mouth. Briefly explain why the use of stomata is a good term for this particular leaf structure.
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In Latin, Stoma means mouth. Briefly explain why the use of stomata is a good term for this

particular leaf structure.

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Stoma does not mean mouth... maybe try asking your teacher because she or he is not giving you the right information
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