The loss of water vapour from the surface of a plant. The flow of water through a plant, from root hair cells to stomatal openings in leaves, as a result of the loss of water by transpiration. transpiration transpiration stream Leaf that has two or more colours, it may be spotted or A longitudinal strand of conducting tissue made up of striped. xylem, phloem and sometimes cambium. variegated leaf vascular bundle A transport system Refers to the of cells with a similar function it is composed of the blood/circulatory in animals, involved in the transport of substances, i.e. xylem and system. phloem in plants, and blood in animals. it is composed of the (xylem) and food in plants, (phloem) conducting system. vascular system vascular tissue Pertaining to the asexual parts of the plant, i.e. stem, Water in a gaseous form suspended in the air. leaf, root not flowers and seeds. – vegetative water vapour
The loss of water vapour from the surface of a plant. transpiration The flow of water through a plant, from root hair cells to stomatal openings in leaves, as a result of the loss of water by transpiration. transpiration stream Leaf that has two or more colours, it may be spotted or striped. variegated leaf A longitudinal strand of conducting tissue made up of xylem, phloem and sometimes cambium. vascular bundle A transport system in animals, it is composed of the blood/circulatory system. in plants, it is composed of the (xylem) and food (phloem) conducting system. vascular system Refers to the of cells with a similar function involved in the transport of substances, i.e. xylem and phloem in plants, and blood in animals. vascular tissue Pertaining to the asexual parts of the plant, i.e. stem, leaf, root – not flowers and seeds. vegetative Water in a gaseous form suspended in the air. water vapour
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