Explain how structural features in terrestrial plants affect their rate of transpiration

      

Explain how structural features in terrestrial plants affect their rate of transpiration

  

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Andrew
Some plants have their leaves reduced to thorns to minimize water loss.

Most plants have thick waxy cuticle to reduce the effect of heat on the leaves.

Some plants have plants have shiny surfaces to reflect heat hence limiting transpiration.

Most leaves have less or no stomata to reduce the amount of water lost.

Some plants shed leaves at certain intervals to retain the little water they contain.

Most plants curl their leaves during daytime to minimize the effect of heat.

Some plants have deep sunken stomata to control evaporation of water from their surfaces.

Andreaz answered the question on December 5, 2017 at 10:40


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