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stoma

/ˈstəʊ.mə/

Traducción: Sustantivo que designa un pequeño orificio o poro, como los poros microscópicos en la epidermis de hojas y tallos que permiten el intercambio de gases, o una abertura creada quirúrgicamente en la superficie del cuerpo que conecta con un órgano interno.

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noun

/ˈstəʊ.mə/C1formalscientific
  • esSustantivo que designa un pequeño orificio o poro, como los poros microscópicos en la epidermis de hojas y tallos que permiten el intercambio de gases, o una abertura creada quirúrgicamente en la superficie del cuerpo que conecta con un órgano interno.

A noun referring to a small opening or pore, such as the minute epidermal pores in leaves and stems that allow gas exchange, or a surgically created opening on the body surface connecting to an internal organ.

  1. Plant poreB2formalscientific

    A minute epidermal pore in a leaf or stem through which gases and water vapor can pass.

    esEstoma (poro vegetal)

    • Stomata regulate the exchange of carbon dioxide and oxygen in plants.
    • The leaf's stoma opens during the day to allow gas exchange.
    • Water vapor escapes through the stoma in a process called transpiration.
  2. Surgical openingB2formalmedical

    A mouth or mouthlike opening created by surgery on the surface of the body to connect an internal organ to the outside.

    esEstoma quirúrgico

    • The patient had a colostomy stoma after the operation.
    • Nurses taught him how to care for his new stoma.
    • The stoma allows waste to exit the body into a collection bag.

    Sinónimosostomy

Formas
  • stomas plural form
  • stomata plural form
  • stomas' possessive plural form
  • stomata's possessive plural form
  • stoma's possessive singular form
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