Definitions [4]
What is hydrological cycle?
- The Earth’s water is not static.
- It is always in motion.
- This continuous movement of water on, above and below the earth’s surface is called the Hydrological Cycle.
Hydrologic cycle is a global sun–driven process where water is transported from oceans to atmosphere, from atmosphere to land, and from land back to oceans.
What is hydrological cycle?
- The Earth’s water is not static.
- It is always in motion.
- This continuous movement of water on, above and below the earth’s surface is called the Hydrological Cycle.
Hydrologic cycle is a global sun–driven process where water is transported from oceans to atmosphere, from atmosphere to land, and from land back to oceans.
Define transpiration.
Transpiration refers to the process by which the water content in the plants is released into the atmosphere in the form of water vapour.
Define “ hydrological cycle”.
Hydrological cycle is a global sun-driven process where water is transported from oceans to atmosphere, from atmosphere to land, and from land back to oceans.
