What are the three types of transpiration and why it is important ?
Shalini Shuvadarshani answered this
The three types of transpriration are
- cuticular treanspiration
- lenticular transpiration
- stomatal transpiration
Its imprortance are
- it controls the rate of absorption of water form the soil.
- it is repsponsible for absorption of water and minerals.
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Ankita Priyadarshani answered this
Thanks Shalini for your answer .
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Simran Chhabra answered this
The three types of transpriration are-
- cuticular treanspiration
- lenticular transpiration
- stomatal transpiration
Its importance are-
- it controls the rate of absorption of water form the soil.
- it is repsponsible for absorption of water and minerals.
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Shubhankar Yogandra Kumar Mis... answered this
- cuticular treanspiration
- lenticular transpiration
- stomatal transpiration
Its importance are-
- it controls the rate of absorption of water form the soil.
- it is repsponsible for absorption of water and minerals
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Ishita Sharma answered this
- cuticular treanspiration
- lenticular transpiration
- stomatal transpiration
Its importance are-
- it controls the rate of absorption of water form the soil.
- it is repsponsible for absorption of water and minerals
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Shruti Awasthi answered this
- cuticular transpiration
- lenticular transpiration
- stomatal transpiration
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Ritu Kumari Yadav answered this
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Ayush Adhikari answered this
- cuticular treanspiration
- lenticular tra
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Ayush Adhikari answered this
is it right
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Soham answered this
Here the answer
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Nakul Sanjay Kadam answered this
The three major types of transpiration are: (1) Stomatal Transpiration (2) Lenticular Transpiration and (3) Cuticular Transpiration.
Stomatal Transpiration:Water vapour diffuses out through minute pore (stomata) present in soft aerial part of plant is known as Stomatal Transpiration. Of the total water loosed, near about 85 – 90% of water loosed by the stomatal transpiration.
2. Lenticular Transpiration:Sometimes water may evaporate through certain other openings present on the older stems. These openings are called Lenticels and the transpiration that takes place through term is known as Lenticular Transpiration.
3. Cuticular Transpiration:Loss of water may also take place through cuticle, but the amount so lost is relatively small and make up only about 5 to 10 percent of the total transpiration. This type of transpiration depends upon the thickness of the cuticle and presence or absence of wax coating on the surface of the leaves. Xerophytic plants generally have very thick cuticle and wax coating on the leaves and stem in order to check cuticular transpiration.
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Maha Swetha Rajaram answered this
The following three points will highlight the threemajor types of transpiration. The three major types of transpiration are: (1) Stomatal Transpiration (2) Lenticular Transpiration and (3) CuticularTranspiration. Transpiration mainly takes place through surface of leaves.
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Aditya Dev answered this
he following three points will highlight the three major types of transpiration. The three major types of transpiration are (1) Stomatal Transpiration (2) Lenticular Transpiration and (3) Cuticular Transpiration. Transpiration mainly takes place through the surface of leaves.
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Anushka 😚 answered this
This is the answer
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Aditya answered this
The three major types of transpiration are: (1) Stomatal Transpiration (2) Lenticular Transpiration and (3) Cuticular Transpiration. Transpiration mainly takes place through surface of leaves. ... Transpiration occurs through young or mature stem is called as Cauline transpiration.
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Aditya answered this
The three major types of transpiration are: (1) Stomatal Transpiration (2) Lenticular Transpiration and (3) Cuticular Transpiration.
Stomatal Transpiration:Water vapour diffuses out through minute pore (stomata) present in soft aerial part of plant is known as Stomatal Transpiration. Of the total water loosed, near about 85 – 90% of water loosed by the stomatal transpiration.
2. Lenticular Transpiration:Sometimes water may evaporate through certain other openings present on the older stems. These openings are called Lenticels and the transpiration that takes place through term is known as Lenticular Transpiration.
3. Cuticular Transpiration:Loss of water may also take place through cuticle, but the amount so lost is relatively small and make up only about 5 to 10 percent of the total transpiration. This type of transpiration depends upon the thickness of the cuticle and presence or absence of wax coating on the surface of the leaves. Xerophytic plants generally have very thick cuticle and wax coating on the leaves and stem in order to check cuticular transpiration.
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Fury answered this
types of transpiration in plants: stomatal, cuticular and lenticular. There are three types of transpiration, the process in which water is lost from plants in the form of gas or vapor: stomatal, cuticular, and lenticular. ... Liquid water is first absorbed by the plant through its roots from the soil. Hope it helped!
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