What is transpiration? how does it work, what is its function? What tissue accomplishes this? What...
- What is transpiration? how does it work, what is its function? What tissue accomplishes this?
- What is translocation? how does it work, what is its function? What tissue accomplishes this? Xylem/phloem function and structure.
- Tension/cohesion model of transpiration (capillary action/evaporation). Why does water get pulled upward?
- How do leaves function in transpiration?
- How stomata function in transpiration â why there were more stomata on the bottom of the leaf than on the top?
Homework Answers
Transpiration is the movement of water in plants in the form of evaporation through leaves, stems, and flowers.
The major functions of transpiration are pumping water and minerals to the leaves required for photosynthesis and cooling of the plant by evaporation.
Xylem tissues help in transpiration
Translocation is the transportation of sugar, food and other materials from leaves to other parts of the plants.
The main function of translocation is the transportation of nutrients throughout the plants
Phloem tissues help in translocation.
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