3 years ago

If transpiration didn't take place, would water be able to enter the roots of the plant? Explain your reasoning

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s2008m [1.1K]3 years ago

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If transpiration didn't take place water would still be able to enter the roots of a plant

Explanation:

transpiration is the process of water leaving from living organisms to the atmosphere, therefore, if transpiration didn't occur the water would not transpire to the atmosphere and would remain in the root but water absorption would not change because it is a biological need for the living organism as such

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