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Meanings of transpiration in English
Russian
транспирации Portuguese
perspiração Spanish
transpiración vegetal Catalan
transpiració vegetal 
The production and evaporation of a watery fluid called sweat that is excreted by the sweat glands in the skin of mammals.
Usage of transpiration in English
1
Some of the conditions influencing the transpiration may be enumerated as follows:-
2
The addition of commercial fertilizers to the soil will therefore diminish transpiration.
3
That is, transpiration depends upon the nature and concentration of soil solution.
4
The temperature increase of itself, however, is not sufficient to cause transpiration.
5
Yet transpiration appears to be a process wholly necessary for plant life.
6
Tenth, the root system-itsdepth and manner of growth-influencesthe rate of transpiration.
7
While plants are growing, evaporation from plants, ordinarily called transpiration, continues.
8
In a word, transpiration and evaporation is the same thing.
9
Moreover, the same crop grown under different conditions varies in its rate of transpiration.
10
Seventh, transpiration varies also with the age of the plant.
11
Drought-induced reductions in transpiration were greatest for V. riparia and least in V. champinii.
12
There has been a mutual exchange of hearts, of transpiration.
13
Nevertheless, photosynthesis and transpiration decreased after the severe water restriction imposed for further 7 days.
14
Sodium chloride treatment reduced net photosynthesis and transpiration rates in the three studied tree species.
15
These questions arose very early in the period characterized by an active study of transpiration.
16
The loss of vegetation reduces transpiration, affecting local rainfall.
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Transpiration through the time
Transpiration across language varieties
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