Transpiration
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The water enters the plant by the roots and enters the stem.
Photo by George L Smyth
The water travels through the xylem and then goes into the leaves.
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The water exits through the the stomates witch are controlled by guard cells.
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The water then exits the leaves in the form as water vapor. Then which the water evaporates.
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Transpiration fits in the cycle as putting the water back in the cycle.
Transpiration is important because it helps recycle water. It also gives us rain which helps grow crops.
Photo by Ward.
Do plants store water? They keep what they need for themselves and then the rest goes back to the water cycle.
Photo by Peter E. Lee
