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(N/A) LenticelsStomata$\Rightarrow$ Lenticels are formed due to the loosening of cortical tissue.$\Rightarrow$ Stomata are specific structures located

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(N/A) LenticelsStomata$\Rightarrow$ Lenticels are formed due to the loosening of cortical tissue.$\Rightarrow$ Stomata are specific structures located in the epidermis.$\Rightarrow$ They are mainly seen in the stem.$\Rightarrow$ They are mainly seen on the lower surface of leaves.$\Rightarrow$ Lenticels do not have guard cells.$\Rightarrow$ Stomata have guard cells.$\Rightarrow$ These pores are not regulated; they work for the removal of waste material.$\Rightarrow$ The opening and closing of stomata are regulated; they are associated with gaseous exchange and the removal of extra water and waste material.

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Lenticels	Stomata
$\Rightarrow$ Lenticels are formed due to the loosening of cortical tissue.	$\Rightarrow$ Stomata are specific structures located in the epidermis.
$\Rightarrow$ They are mainly seen in the stem.	$\Rightarrow$ They are mainly seen on the lower surface of leaves.
$\Rightarrow$ Lenticels do not have guard cells.	$\Rightarrow$ Stomata have guard cells.
$\Rightarrow$ These pores are not regulated; they work for the removal of waste material.	$\Rightarrow$ The opening and closing of stomata are regulated; they are associated with gaseous exchange and the removal of extra water and waste material.