Tag: transpiration
Questions Related to transpiration
Water potential in leaf tissue is 'positive' (near zero) during
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Low transpiration
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Excessive absorption
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Excessive transpiration
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Guttation
Guttation is due to
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Negative root pressure
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Positive root pressure
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Transpiration
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None of the above
Root pressure is the pressure caused due to the accumulation of water in the root region. It is caused in the absence of transpiration so, due to excess water in the plant, it exudes water through leaves in morning time it is called guttation.
Guttation occurs when
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Wind velocity is high
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Humidity increases
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Root pressure is less and transpiration rate is more.
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Root pressure is more and transpiration rate is less.
Guttation is the process of secretion of the droplet of water from the pores of the plant. It occurs when the root pressure goes high and so the suction force gets increased. Also, when the rate of transpiration, that is the rate of evaporation of water from the leaves goes low, the guttation takes place.
Guttation occurs only in
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Hydrophytes
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Mesophytes
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Mangroves
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Marshy plants
Guttation is the process in which plant pores secrete droplets of water.
Process of water exudation from hydathodes is known as
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Guttation
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Transpiration
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Evaporation
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Bleeding
Identify the wrong statement.
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The degree of decrease of chemical potential of water depends on the concentration of solute.
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Bacteria and fungal spores are killed in pickles and jams dues to plasmolysis.
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Process of water exudation is called transpiration.
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Reverse plasmolysis will occur when flaccid cells are placed in hypotonic solution.
As the concentration of solute increases, water potential decreases.
Water lost through the process of guttation is in
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Liquid form containing dissolved minerals
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Liquid form without dissolved minerals
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Vapour form with minerals
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Vapour form without minerals
Water lost through guttation is in the form of water droplets which also take minerals along with them. Since it is in liquid form, it can dissolve minerals in too.
Select the matched ones.
(i) Guttation - Water loss in liquid phase.
(ii) Adhesion - Mutual attraction between water molecules.
(iii) Imbibition - Absorption of water by dry wood.
(iv) Hypotonic solution - Cells shrink.
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i, ii and iii only
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ii and iv only
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iii and iv only
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i and iii only
Loss of water in the form of water droplets from the pores of plants is called as guttation. Adhesion is the mutual attraction between unlike molecules that results in the sticking together of those molecules to one another. Imbibition is a type of diffusion in which water is absorbed by solid material like dry wood that results in an increase in volume. When a cell is placed in a hypotonic solution, there is more solute concentration in the cell than in the solution. Water moves from lower concentration of solute (solution) to higher concentration of solute (cell). This results in the swelling of cell.
The process of release of water through and intact plant is called.
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Guttation
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Exudation
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Oozing
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Leakage
Loss of water from tip of leaves is called
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Guttation
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Transpiration
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Evaporation
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Respiration.
Transpiration is the process in which water vapours are released from the stomata.