Question

why very light fumes are visible from the ground of garden in a very sunny day.

Answer 1

Answer:

For plants to perform photosynthesis, they must keep their stomata open so they can take in carbon dioxide. The result is that, on a sunny day when the plant is photosynthesizing like crazy, the plant is losing lots and lots of water, as water vapor is released through the open stomata.

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Answer 2

Answer:

All living things need food and water. For plants, light is food. They use it in a vital process known as photosynthesis, wherein the energy of light is captured by chloroplasts, sparking multiple metabolic reactions — one of these being creating sugars (food) for plants. Sugars fuel plant growth, so the more light a plant is exposed to, the more energy it will create and the faster it will grow.

Explanation:

These characteristics of light are important in understanding how and why a plant will behave in your home.