What is Transpiration in Argiculture?
This process usually occurs in leaves—the loss of water from plants’ aerial parts, mostly through stomata, while boosting nutrient intake. Stomata are opened for the passage of CO2 and O2 during photosynthesis.
Image of Evaporation, Transpiration, and Precipitation
How is transpiration a necessary evil?
Curtis is referred to as a necessary evil. As we know, transpiration has a variety of advantages, like helping plants in mineral absorption and energy consumption, but one of the most significant disadvantages for plants is that it is dubbed an inevitable necessary evil, causing massive water loss, resulting in plant withering or damage.
