Which structure allows for 'Lenticular Transpiration'?
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Correct answer: Openings in the bark of woody stems
Lenticels are small, permanent openings in the bark of woody stems and some fruits. Unlike stomata, they do not have a mechanism to open or close, allowing a small constant amount of water loss.
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