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how is air useful transpiration​

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Answered by Anonymous
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Air movement such as wind can aid with transpiration. When the air is still or there is no wind, humidity may buildup around the plant from transpiration eventually decreasing the amount of water being released. When there is wind present, this causes the air to be replaced constantly allowing the plant to transpire

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Answered by s15517ashreya03693
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Air movement such as wind can aid with transpiration. When the air is still or there is no wind, humidity may buildup around the plant from transpiration eventually decreasing the amount of water being released. When there is wind present, this causes the air to be replaced constantly allowing the plant to transpire.

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