Perspiration

... there is no actual difference among number of stomata above or beneath the plant's leaves, since the water supply is abundant on both sides and perspiration caused by sunlight is not a heavy factor here. That is, of course, if you are talking about a subaquatic plant. If you refer to a plant ...

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... of water help to prevent rapid fluctuations (an effective cooling agent) in body temperature, either hot or cold, and permit small amount of it (perspiration and transpiration) to remove large amounts of body heat during exercise. Adhesion: Water adheres to tissues and forms a lubricating film ...

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... educated): We are studying plants! As i got confused in many things! Does a chlorophyllous plant absorb water at night? Are the absorption and perspiration related? Are the perspiration and respiration related? Please if anyone can answer fast! thank you

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... is the one way that most carnivores cool themselves. The tongue is richly vascularised. h t t p ://concise .britannica. com/ebc/article-9059359/perspiration: In most mammals, water given off by the intact skin, either as vapour by simple evaporation from the epidermis (insensible perspiration) ...

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Try this: name ten groups of mammals that cool with perspiration. It's just not the typical approach.

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