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Answer the Following in Short. Define Transpiration in Plants.

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Answer the following in short.

Define transpiration in plants. 

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The process of losing excess water in the form of water vapour from a living plant is known as transpiration.

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पाठ 5: Excretion in Humans - Exercises

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