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To explain:
The reason why do plants transpire.
Introduction:
Plants transpire by the process of transpiration. Transpiration is a process by which water is carried through the roots of the plant to small openings in the leaves. The water at the opening of leaves change into vapor state and released to the surroundings. So the loss of water from the leaves is known as transpiration.
Explanation of Solution
The minor constituent of air is
The ability of the plant leaves to draw
Plants transpire to obtain
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