Do you know what the role of stomata in the plant is? The stomata of the plants are designed to help the plant take in carbon dioxide, which it needs to undergo photosynthesis. Test your knowledge on how the pores open and close, and the importance of this to the environment using this trivia questions quiz. All the best as you tackle it!
Flower
Fruit
Seed
Leaf
Veins
Leaf Pores
Stoma
Palisade
Intake of carbon dioxide and the release of oxygen
Intake of carbon dioxide
Release of oxygen
Release of carbon dioxide
Water intake
Water loss
Mineral content
Oxygen intake
Evaporation
Demoisturization
Water Dehydration
Transpiration
Stomata
Roots
Cuticle
Lenticles
Cuticle
Lenticles
Lentils
Stomata
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
True
False
Xylem Cells
Phloem Cells
Xylem Cells
Phloem Cells
Roots
Trunk
Flower
Leaves
Blade
Petiole
Stipules
Stomata
Petiole
Chloroplast
Guard Cell
Epidermis Cell
Sap Vacuole
Palisade Layer
Thick Inner Wall
Thin Outer Wall
Epidermal Cells
Nucleus
Thick inner wall
Sap Vacuole
1
2
3
4
Discs
Elliptical
Bean
Irregular
Epidermal cells
Chloroplast
Epithelial cells
Guard cells
True
False
Controls photosynthetic gas exchange
stores compounds that may help to protect photosystems in the chloroplast from damage caused by excess light
Synthesizes starch
Chloroplast
Sap Vacuole
Nucleus
Epidermal Walls