By which process do plants remove extra water?
Answer and explanation
Correct answer: Transpiration
Plants remove much of their excess water by transpiration. Water reaches the leaves through xylem, evaporates from moist leaf cells, and then diffuses out mainly through stomata as water vapour. This process also supports cooling and helps maintain the upward movement of water. Therefore option A is correct; digestion, blood circulation, and breathing are not the appropriate plant process here.
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Transpiration
Why is this the correct answer?
Plants remove much of their excess water by transpiration. Water reaches the leaves through xylem, evaporates from moist leaf cells, and then diffuses out mainly through stomata as water vapour. This process also supports cooling and helps maintain the upward movement of water. Therefore option A is correct; digestion, blood circulation, and breathing are not the appropriate plant process here.
Which subject and chapter does this question cover?
This is a Class 10 Science question. Chapter: Life Processes. Topic: Excretion.
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