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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
What is guttation, and how does it differ from transpiration?
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Class 10 · ICSE · Biology
Transpiration
Types of transpiration, the mechanism of stomatal opening, factors affecting the rate, and its significance.
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
What is the transpiration pull, and how does it lift water in a tall tree?
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
State four factors that affect the rate of transpiration and the effect of each.
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
Explain the mechanism by which a stoma opens.
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
State the significance of transpiration to a plant.
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
Describe an experiment to show that transpiration takes place mainly through the stomata on the lower surface of a leaf.
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
The rate of transpiration decreases when:
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
Define transpiration and name its three types.
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
Most of the water lost by a plant escapes through the:
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
Why does a freshly transplanted sapling wilt, and how can this be prevented?
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Class 10 · Biology · Transpiration
Describe an experiment to demonstrate that transpiration takes place through the leaves of a plant.
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