Q1: These mammals have specialized gut in which a plethora of microorganism help digest their herbivorous diet. Rodents Lagomorphs Marsupials Ruminants Q2: These cells control the opening and closing of the stomata. Stomatal cells Plasmodesmata Guard cells Chloroplasts

Q1: These mammals have specialized gut in which a plethora of microorganism help digest their herbivorous diet. Rodents Lagomorphs Marsupials Ruminants Q2: These cells control the opening and closing of the stomata. Stomatal cells Plasmodesmata Guard cells Chloroplasts

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