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an internal factor controlling transpiration​

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Answered by michelle14
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Answer:

Explanation

1.The thickness of the cuticle.-thick cuticle hinder transpiration by preventing the evaporation of water

2.leaf surface area.-the larger the surface are of the leaf the higher the rate of transpiration

3.glossy leaf surface.-the glossy leaf surface reflects light away to avoid increasing internal temperatures of the leaf that would lead to transpiration.

Answered by Anonymous
6

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The loss of water from plant leaves is known as transpiration.

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Stomatal transpiration.

Cuticular transpiration

Lenticular transpiration

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★ Temperature

★ Pressure

★ Humidity

★ Wind velocity

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★ Leaf size

★ Leaf structure

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★ For ascent of sap

★ For photosynthesis

★ For cooling of plants.

★ To maintain the turgor pressure.

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