Which surface of the leaf transpires most? Why?
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Lower surface of the leaf transpires most.
Explanation:
- Loss of water from the leaf surface in form of vapour is called transpiration.
- Transpiration is maximum from the lower surface of the leaf.
- It is because usually the distribution and number of stomata vary in the lower and upper surface of leaves.
- The lower surface has a greater number of stomata to carry out transpiration.
- The cobalt chloride paper on the lower surface will change from blue to pink.
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