The Relationship between Transpiration Speed and The Number of Stomata of Adam Hawa Plants (Rhoeo discolor) at The Veteran Bangun Nusantara University Campus

The physiological and anatomical adaptation of the Rhoeo discolor plant to water conditions in environment can be used as a learning resource/study material for physiology courses. One example is relationship between transpiration rate number stomata. Therefore, it necessary conduct research on stomata plants at University Veteran Bangun Nusantara campus. Measurement Clobat Clorite paper counted by making an incision lower epidermis leaf. Data analysis prodact moment qualitative descriptive determine differences leaves. From results concluded; There speed Adam Hawa (Rhoeo discolor) campus Veterans Nusantara, but very small (r = 0.298). Discolor rhoeo that are dry, dry shaded, humid environments have different rates Anatomically physiologically source ornamental so this needs cultivated planted more locations within