Question

What is lenticular transpiration? Mention one major difference between lenticular transpiration and stomatal transpiration.




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Answer 1

Answer:

Lenticular transpiration - definition. This type of transpiration is the loss of water from plants as vapor through the lenticels. The lenticels are tiny openings that protrude from the barks in woody stems and twigs as well as in other plant organs.

Explanation:

Stomatal Transpiration

*It occurs through minute pores called stomata present in epidermis of young stem and leaves.

*Loss of water through stomata is called stomatal transpiration.

*Opening and closing of stomata occurs due to osmotic changes in guard cells.

*When the guard cells are turgid, the Stomata get opened.

*When guard cells become flaccid, the Stomata get closed.

→Lenticular transpiration

* It occurs through the lenticels present in the bark of old stems and pericarps of woody fruits.

* Lenticels are fine pores composed of loosely arranged cells called complementary cells.

* It occurs throughout day and night.

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Answer 2

Stomatal transpiration occurs during the day time as the stomata remain open during the day time. Lenticular transpiration is the type of transpiration which occurs through the small pores present in the bark. *It occurs through minute pores called stomata present in epidermis of young stem and leaves.