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Suggest with an experiment, evaporation of water in vapour form, in transpiration process.
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Experiment to show that during transpiration , evaporation of water takes place in vapour form :

  • Take a well watered potted plant .
  • Cover the potted plant in a polythene sheet.
  • Keep the potted plant in the sunlight.
  • Droplets of water are seen on the inner side of the polythene . This shows that the water evaporates and condenses to form droplets of water . 

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Chapter 5: Transpiration - Exercise 1 [Page 60]

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Frank Biology II [English] Class 7 ICSE
Chapter 5 Transpiration
Exercise 1 | Q 2 | Page 60

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