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Distinguish between Stomata and Lenticels

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Stomata	Lenticels
Stomata are small openings mostly found on the abaxial surface of leaves.	Lenticels are small openings on the surface of older woody stems.
Stomata are surrounded by bean-shaped guard cells. They can be opened or closed.	Lenticels have no guard cells and they remain open all the time.

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