Openings on the underside of leaves that function in the exchange of gases are called A. stomata. B. sori. C. guard cells. D. cuticles.

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Openings on the underside of leaves that function in the exchange of gases are called

A. stomata.
B. sori.
C. guard cells.
D. cuticles.

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D Cuticles
Cuticles allow the cell to gain energy

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