Question

why is the pot of the plant covered in the experiment of transpiration​

Answer 1

Answer:

to show that water vapor is realsed

Answer 2

Transpiration​

Explanation:

1. Transpiration is the loss of water as water fume from the elevated pieces of the plants. The pot secured with a plastic sheet so the water fume gathers on it and doesn't escape in the environment.
2. The pot and soil revealed by the polythene so we may discover the loss of water from the airborne pieces of the plant secured with polythene pack. This shows the water gets saved in the polythene sack has originated from the aeronautical pieces of plant.
3. Transpiration is where plants assimilate water through the roots and afterward radiate water fume through pores in their leaves. A case of transpiration is the point at which a plant ingests water in its foundations.  
4. The Importance of Transpiration The procedure of transpiration is a significant methodology for plants. It makes a negative weight angle that assists draw with watering and minerals up through the plant from its roots. Helps to keep the plant cool on sweltering climate - a technique for evaporative cooling.  
5. It develops the transpiration pull which is dependable the upward development of water in tall plants.  
6. Transpiration in Plants  is the procedure of water development through a plant and its dissipation from flying parts, for example, leaves, stems and blossoms.  Plant in a sack such as .

• Materials Required: Plastic Bag, String and a Plant.  
• Four Leaf Experiment.
• Materials Required: Vaseline, String and Four leaves.