Transpiration by Katie Luckenbaugh

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Transpiration

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

TRANSPIRATION

BY. KATIE LUCKENBAUGH

Photo by stratoz

Water from soil goes into roots

Photo by Martin LaBar (going on hiatus)

Then goes into stem and xylem ( small tubes)

Then into the leaves

Then release d from the stomata controlled by Gaurd cells in the form of water vapor

Photo by Marc Perkins - OCC Biology Department

Transpiration is important because it transports water to each cell and if it didn’t the plant would be dead like I always say hydrate or die-drate

Photo by -Reji

Transpiration is important because it helps with Gas exchange and helps evaporation in the water cycle

Photo by < J >

The End

All photos courtesy of haiku deck and stomate picture from Jocelyn

Photo by nosha

Katie Luckenbaugh