Answer:
Transpiration
Explanation:
Transpiration is the process of water movement through aeriel parts of plants
Infant suckling
<span>Infant suckling is the stimulus that is needed
for continued and sustained production of breast milk. When an infant suckles, stimuli
are transmitted to the mother's pituitary gland and prolactin (a hormone
responsible for milk production) is released by the pituitary and this leads to
the production of more milk. The more an infant suckles, the higher the
prolactin level and the amount of milk produced.</span>
<span> In prophase of mitosis the chromosome pairs do not come together to form a tetrad as they do in meiotic prophase I and so the chances of homologous chromosomes meeting and pairing in mitosis is greatly reduced</span>
