The presence of 'Lenticels' in the bark of woody stems primarily facilitates:
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Correct answer: Gaseous exchange
Lenticels are lens-shaped openings in the periderm of woody stems and roots. They allow for the exchange of gases between the internal tissues and the atmosphere when the stomata are replaced by bark.
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