Gas Exchange and Transpiration

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Gas Exchange and Transpiration: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Transpiration, Potometer, Factors Affecting Rate of Transpiration, Gaseous Exchange through Stomata, Makarieva and Gorshkov Hypothesis and, Water Evaporation in Forest

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How many factors affect the rate of transpiration?

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The loss of water from the surface of plants through evaporation is called translocation.

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The biotic pump hypothesis is related to which of the following biogeochemical cycle?

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Barometer is used to measure the process of transpiration.

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Transpiration takes place in the roots of the plants.

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What are the tiny pores located on the surface of leaves of a plant through which exchange of gases occurs called?

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What are minute openings present over the leaf surface called?

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The below diagram shows a leaf from a flowering plant. Which of the following statements are true regarding the given diagram?

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Name the apparatus shown in the below diagram. (Answer in a single word)

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Loss of water from the leaves keeps the plants cool. Similarly, an earthen pot makes a water cooler. Give reason.

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Transpiration mostly occurs during the daytime. Give a reason.

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The uptake of minerals and water is affected when there is less transpiration. Why?

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Transpiration is a 'necessary evil'. Justify the statement.

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What is transpiration? Discuss different ways of transpiration with its significance.

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About 90% of water loss during transpiration takes place through

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Transpiration is the process of

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The loss of water in the form of water vapour from leaves is called:

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Stomata are small holes in leaves.  

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Leaves take in carbon dioxide from stomata.

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What gas do plant leaves use in air?