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define transpiration pull in simple language.


How to make punnet square

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Answered by blackpinf4ever
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Transpiration pull or the suction force is the force which aids in drawing the water upward from roots to leaves.

The picture below is a punnet square

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Answered by Anonymous
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\sf{\underline{\underline{Transpiration\:pull:}}}

\bullet When transpiration occurs i. e., water evaporates from intercellular spaces into atmosphere, a tension or negative pressure is generated in xylem which is transmitted down to the roots.

\bullet As a result, whole water column is lifted in apoplast pathway. The mass flow of water occurs, largely due to the transpiration pull.


\text{\underline{\underline{Punnet\: square:}}}

\bullet A diagram that helps to predict the genotype, phenotype of the progeny in breeding experiment.

\bullet The squares shown here are known as punnet squares (Check this attachment).


\text{\underline{\underline{How\:to\:make\:a\:punnet\:square?}}}

\bullet So, let us take the example of cross between the two homozygous plants.

\bullet Let us consider a single character height with genotype \boxed{TT\:and\:tt}

\bullet The cross can be illustrated as: (Check this attachment)


\text{\underline{\underline{In\:generation}}} F_{2}:

Genotypic ratio is:

\implies \boxed{TT\::\:Tt\::\:tt\:\:is\:\:1\::2\::\:1}

Phenotypic ratio is:

\implies \boxed{3\::\:1}
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