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What is the role of `K^(+)` ions during opening of stomata.

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During ionic exchange process for opening of stomata `H^(+)` ions are transported to epidermal cell and `K^(+)` ions are taken to the guard cells in exchange of `H^(+)` . Increased concentration of `K^(+)` in the vacuoles of guard cells lead to opening of stomata due to increased turgor of guard cell.
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