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the evaporation and diffusion of water inside the leaves(passive) is caused byTranspiration
the main environmental factorsinfluencingtranspiration
its phytotoxicity ... environmental factorsinfluencetranspiration
the same factors as evaporation(passive) is influenced byTranspiration
the numerous factorsleadto transpiration
Water vapor ... the plantcausestranspiration
Most water loss ... transpiration and factorsinfluencetranspiration
excess water vaporresultingfrom transpiration
three main factorsinfluencetranspiration
Plants ... certain factorswill influencetranspiration
tree physiological factorsinfluencingtranspiration
the diffused water vapor moleculesresultingfrom transpiration
Low humidity levelscan causetranspiration
the evaporation and diffusion of water from the leaves(passive) is caused byTranspiration
three factors – guard cells , water vapor in the respiratory cavities and the intercellular spaces(passive) is greatly influenced byTranspiration
several factors , including the relevant species(passive) is influenced byTranspiration
abiotic factors such as drought or soil salinity(passive) is influenced byTranspiration
Windy conditions tendto causegreater transpiration
the evaporation of water from the leaves of the plants(passive) caused bytranspiration
the evaporation of water from the plant through the stomata(passive) is caused byTranspiration
the evaporation and diffusion of water from a plant surface(passive) is caused byTranspiration
exposure to wind(passive) caused bytranspiration
Stem ... a thick waxy coatingpreventstranspiration
the evaporation and diffusion of water from a plant 's surface(passive) is caused byTranspiration
the pot ... no leavesto causetranspiration
the amount of leavesinfluencestranspiration
The water loss the weedcausesthrough transpiration
the physical properties of watercontributeto transpiration
With dry and hot conditions the water from a plant can get evaporatedcausingtranspiration
the leaves of the shrubs ... the sunresultsin transpiration
higher temperaturescauserising transpiration
Some plants ... helppreventexcess transpiration
Abstract Enough water is stored in the sapwood of large Douglas‐firto significantly contributeto transpiration
Humidity – moist air surrounding leavespreventstranspiration
the evaporation and diffusion of water from inside the leaves2(passive) is caused byTranspiration
tree roots , or soil shrinkage due to severe and extremes in weather conditions(passive) caused bytranspiration
the leaf plate ... a glossy waxy coatingpreventstranspiration
Protecting your plants from the wind will also helppreventexcess transpiration
internal factors ( e.g. stomatal density and cuticle thickness ) and external factors ( e.g. temperature , air movement , humidity and light(passive) is influenced byTranspiration
Common Reasons for Leaves Turning YellowIf plants do n't receive enough water , they drop leavesto preventtranspiration
tension through the water losscausestension through the water loss
rapid water loss(passive) caused byrapid water loss
this is when water loss exceeds its uptake by the rootmay causethis is when water loss exceeds its uptake by the root
in water loss and decreases turgidity in cells.[9 ] Turgor pressureresultsin water loss and decreases turgidity in cells.[9 ] Turgor pressure
to water loss , which will reduce the weight and thus the value of the productleadsto water loss , which will reduce the weight and thus the value of the product
cohesion and tension(passive) created bycohesion and tension
constant water loss on plant leaves Plants obtain nutrients from mycorrhizal fungi gt root hairs helpcausesconstant water loss on plant leaves Plants obtain nutrients from mycorrhizal fungi gt root hairs help
significantly to the high rates of water loss often observed in micropropagated plants after transfer to the nurserycould contributesignificantly to the high rates of water loss often observed in micropropagated plants after transfer to the nursery
the enormous tension(passive) created bythe enormous tension
a suction force inside the xylemcreatesa suction force inside the xylem
in tension or pressureresultsin tension or pressure
a tension in xylemcreatesa tension in xylem
a negative tensioncreatesa negative tension
suction force which helps in the ascent of sapalso createssuction force which helps in the ascent of sap
to water loss in crops and the heavy down pours that cause soil erosion , landslides and other events that affect agriculture yields if not addressed appropriatelyleadingto water loss in crops and the heavy down pours that cause soil erosion , landslides and other events that affect agriculture yields if not addressed appropriately
tension ( negative pressure(passive) created bytension ( negative pressure
a suction force which pulls water from the xylem cells of rootscreatesa suction force which pulls water from the xylem cells of roots
a surface tension to occurcausesa surface tension to occur
the increased surface tension(passive) created bythe increased surface tension
the large tension forces(passive) set ... bythe large tension forces
a negative pressure ( tension ) in the leaf xylemcreatesa negative pressure ( tension ) in the leaf xylem
in excessive loss of waterresultsin excessive loss of water
in evaporation of the waterresultsin evaporation of the water
low pressure of water in the leavescauseslow pressure of water in the leaves
the loss of water vapor(passive) caused bythe loss of water vapor
the greatest suction force which pulls the whole column of water up the xylem as a continuous streamcreatesthe greatest suction force which pulls the whole column of water up the xylem as a continuous stream
the water shortage(passive) caused bythe water shortage
the water droplets(passive) is influenced bythe water droplets
water flow(passive) caused bywater flow
water losses(passive) caused bywater losses
water deficitcreateswater deficit
the water level(passive) caused bythe water level
in water scarcityresultsin water scarcity
in water deficitsresultingin water deficits
a tension gradient that pulls water up inside the xylemshould createa tension gradient that pulls water up inside the xylem
wilting and shedding or dropping of leavescauseswilting and shedding or dropping of leaves
in evaporative cooling , which can lower the temperature of a leaf by as much as o C compared with the surrounding airalso resultsin evaporative cooling , which can lower the temperature of a leaf by as much as o C compared with the surrounding air
a suction which draws water up through the root hairs to the leavescreatesa suction which draws water up through the root hairs to the leaves
wilting and shrivelingwould causewilting and shriveling
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