...drives long-distance transport. Transpiration, the evaporation of...
...of water by transpiration, the loss of...
...water lost in transpiration and also carries...
...depends mainly on transpiration and the physical...
...At night, when transpiration is very low...
...the night, when transpiration is low, the...
...the leaves themselves. Transpiration provides the pull,...
...The mechanism of transpiration depends on the...
...loses water by transpiration. The water lost...
...a warm day. Transpiration puts the xylem...
...of sunlight drives transpiration by causing water...
...The Control of Transpiration 1. Guard cell...
...cell mediate the photosynthesis-transpiration compromise A leaf...
...water is the transpiration-to-photosynthesis ratio, the amount...
...C4 pathway have transpiration-to-photosynthesis ratios of 300:1...
...partially closed. The transpiration stream also assists...
...shoots and leaves. Transpiration also results in...
...low rates of transpiration, can tolerate high...
...leaf temperatures. When transpiration exceeds the delivery...
...potential rate of transpiration will be greatest...
...can adjust the photosynthesis-transpiration compromise. Each stoma...
...respiration, and excessive transpiration may combine to...
...adaptations that reduce transpiration Plants adapted to...
...the rate of transpiration. Many xerophytes have...
...also help minimize transpiration by breaking up...
...the day when transpiration is most severe....

...of water by transpiration, the loss of...
...water lost in transpiration and also carries...
...shoot system. The transpiration-cohesion-tension mechanism transports xylem...
...At night, when transpiration is very low...
...the leaves themselves. Transpiration provides the pull,...
...pressure potential in transpiration is consistent with...
...a warm day. Transpiration puts the xylem...
...a review. The transpiration-cohesion-tension mechanism transports xylem...
...of sunlight drives transpiration by causing water...
...the rate of transpiration. Most leaves have...
...cells mediate the photosynthesis-transpiration compromise. When guard...
...sunlight. In general, transpiration is greatest on...
...increase evaporation. If transpiration cannot pull sufficient...
...and irreversibly injured. Transpiration also results in...
...adaptations that reduce transpiration. Plants adapted to...
...the rate of transpiration. Many xerophytes, such...
...the day when transpiration is greatest. Other...