Question

Differentiate between temporary and permanent wilting do any of them indicate the water status of the soil

Answer 1

Answer:

In temporary wilting, plants lose turgidity when rate of transpiration is more than rate of water absorption from the soil but in temporary wilting, wilting of the plant occurs and is a permanent phenomenon as the soil is unable to meet water requirement of the plant.

Answer 2

Permanent & Temporary Wilting

Explanation:

• Permanent wilting point is the lower furthest reaches of water accessible to the plant which is additionally called as coefficient or perpetual wilting rate Tension 7 to 32 atm (coarse to clayey soil)
• Temporary wilting point is when the plant wilts because of high daylight power and wind. Plant can't meet the transpiration. When there is cool cells gets bloated and recovers its shape, it doesn't have connection to dampness. In this way, PWP is the measure of water that plant is for all time withered I.e. Can't recover its bloat when presented to soaked air (100 % ) and the extreme wilting point is when plant is totally wilted and die