Discuss internal factors that could affect the rate of transpiration of the tomato plant.

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Q: Give a brief account of significance of transpiration.

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Q: Discuss root pressure theory of water translocation.

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Q: The location of transpiration occurs at which leaf structure?

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Q: Which apparatus is used to compare the rate of transpiration in a cut shoot?

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