SIGNIFICANCE OF TRANSPIRATION

Fruit Transpiration: Mechanisms and Significance for Fruit Nutrition and Growth

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Thermodynamics of cuticular transpiration.

Water conservation is a significant physiological problem for many insects, particularly as temperature increases. Early experimental work supported the concept of a transition temperature, above which water-loss rates increase rapidly as temperature increases. The transition phenomenon was hypothesized to result from melting of epicuticular lipids, the main barrier to cuticular transpiration. ...

Update on Transpiration and Isotopes Heavy Water Fractionation during Transpiration

A small proportion of water molecules contain the heavier isotopes of hydrogen and oxygen. There is a tendency for these heavier molecules of water to accumulate in leaves during transpiration. This has several interesting repercussions, including effects on the isotopic composition of organic matter, and of atmospheric water vapor, carbon dioxide, and oxygen. In turn, these effects aid tempora...

Measuring Transpiration Resistance of Leaves.

to diffuisive and turbulent vapor flux in the external air, a similar diffusive resistance which results from the internal leaf geometry, inclusive of the stomlata, and1 parallel to the latter, a resistance to vapor diffusion1 throu-gh the cuticle. In contrast. the last 2 resistances do not exist in the evaporation froml an open water sturface or a moist blotter paper. The resistanice in these ...