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what is the difference between transpiration and respiration​

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Answered by RajatGreat
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transpiration is a process by which plants give out their excess water in the form of water vapour

respiration is the process of taking energy by breaking down the food in presence of oxygen

Answered by Anonymous
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 \textit{Transpiration and Respiration are totally different from each other.}

❥︎Respiration is the process by which plants convert carbon dioxide to oxygen as a part of photosynthesis. Plants process carbon dioxide to produce energy, so this process is often considered as part of the carbon cycle and the mitigation of global warming due to atmospheric carbon dioxide. Since plants use carbon dioxide as part of photosynthesis, they remove that carbon dioxide from the atmosphere.

❥︎Transpiration is the process of water movement inside of the plant's system. This means water drawn from roots and leaves, up through the stem and cells of the plant. This water movement distributes minerals and is essential to the plant's survival.

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