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Difference between Transpiration and Guttation | Plant Physiology

The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between Transpiration and Guttation. Difference # Transpiration: 1. It is the loss of water by a plant in the form of vapours. 2. The transpired water is pure water. 3. Transpiration occurs through the general surface of the leaves and the young stems. 4. It does not leave anything on the [...]

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Difference between Stomata and Hydathodes | Plant Physiology

The upcoming discussion will update you about the differences between Stomata and Hydathodes. Difference # Stomata: 1. Stomata are found in the aerial parts of all land plants. 2. They are found on the surfaces of both the leaves and the young parts of the stem, flowers, fruits, etc. 3. Guard cells may be surrounded by subsidiary cells. 4. Guard [...]

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Advantages and Disadvantages of Transpiration | Plants Physiology

In this article we will discuss about the advantages and disadvantages of transpiration. Advantages of Transpiration: 1. Ascent of Sap: Ascent of sap mostly occurs due to transpiration pull exerted by transpiration of water. This pull also helps in absorption of water. 2. Removal of Excess Water: It has been held that plants absorb far more amount of water than [...]

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