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Description of plant transpiration

Give a brief description of plant transpiration? Write down the two main types of plant transpiration procedure? Which of them is more important in the volume?

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Transpiration is loss of water from plant to atmosphere in the form of the vapor. Transpiration takes place by the cuticle of the epidermis (cuticular transpiration) or by the ostioles of stomata (stomatal transpiration). The most significant is stomatal transpiration since it is more intense and physiologically regulated.

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