The lenticel is the name of the small opening in the leaf through which the plant breathes.
Why it is true
The lenticel is a small opening in the epidermis of woody plants that allows gas exchange between the interior of the plant and the environment. Unlike stomata, lenticels do not close and are visible to the naked eye on trunks and branches.
Source: NOAA
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