What is the English of perspiration ?

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Transpiration English Transpiration.

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Last Answer : As a result of perspiration, the plant gets rid of excess water pressure by expelling water from its body. Perspiration increases the concentration of juice in the cells. Increasing the ... maintains the moisture of the leaves. For this reason perspiration is very necessary for plants.

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Last Answer : Perspiration can be divided into three parts on the basis of gaseous organs.

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Last Answer : In the process of perspiration, the air in the leaves mixes with the water in the cell part.

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Last Answer : Secondary growth on the mature stems of plants causes small holes to burst in places. This hole is called lenticel. Perspiration through lenticels is called lenticular perspiration.

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Last Answer : : The young stems and leaves have a cutin lining. This lining of cutin is called cuticle. Sweating through the cuticle is called cuticular sweating.

Description : What is perspiration or evaporation ?

Last Answer : The process of evaporating water from the body of a plant through the leaves is called perspiration or evaporation.

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Last Answer : Perspiration 1. Water evaporates. 2. Water is usually excreted through petioles , cuticles and lenticels. 3. The process takes place during the day. 4. Exhaust water is always pure. 5. Foliar ... early in the morning. 4. Exhaust water may contain sugars. 5. Discharge can never be controlled.

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Description : What is the other name of perspiration ?

Last Answer : Another name for perspiration is evaporation.

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Last Answer : The physiological process by which water evaporates from the body through the leaves is called perspiration.

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Last Answer : (4) Regulate body temperature Explanation: The human body regulates temperature by keeping a tight balance between heat gain and heat loss. The hypothalamus responds to various temperature ... temperature when sweat evaporates, since conversion of liquid water to gaseous form takes energy.

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Last Answer : a) Furuncle Furuncles occur anywhere on the body, but are most prevalent in areas subjected to irritation, pressure friction, and excessive perspiration, such as the back of the neck, the axillae, or the buttocks.

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