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Transpiration serves what 2 critical functions in the plant?

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Transpiration serves what 2 critical functions in the plant?

Transpiration serves what 2 critical functions in the plant?
A) oxygen uptake, CO2 elimination
B) sugar transport, root growth
C) cooling, mineral uptake
D) insect resistance, cold tolerance

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