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The Transpiration Stream — Tap to Explore

Part of Transpiration · GCSE GCSE Biology revision

This diagram covers The Transpiration Stream — Tap to Explore within Transpiration for GCSE Biology. Transpiration process, stomatal control, factors affecting rate, plant adaptations, measuring transpiration, and practical investigations It is section 3 of 21 in this topic. Focus on the labels, the relationships between parts, and the explanation that turns the diagram into an exam-ready answer.

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The Transpiration Stream — Tap to Explore

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Key Facts About Transpiration The Transpiration Process The Hidden Power of Water Loss Stomata: The Control Valves

Practice Questions for Transpiration

What is transpiration?

A. The evaporation of water from plant leaves through stomata
B. The movement of sugars through phloem
C. The absorption of water by root hair cells
D. The process of photosynthesis in leaves

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Describe the three stages of transpiration in a leaf.

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What is a potometer?

An apparatus that measures the rate of water uptake by a plant shoot. Used to estimate transpiration rate (though actually measures uptake, not loss).

What is a xerophyte?

A plant adapted to survive in dry/arid conditions with limited water availability (e.g., cacti, marram grass).

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Key Facts About Transpiration

The Transpiration Process