What is the percentage of water in the soil at which plants remain wilted unless more water is added to the soil?
Capillary water
Water potential
Wilting coefficient
Soil water potential
Which one of the following is not a function of transpiration?
Cooling of leaves
Up take of minerals
Excertion of minerals
Uptake of water
In which process an expenditure of metabolic energy may be require for water absorption?
Osmosis
Active absorption
Guttation
Passive absorption
The exudation of sap from injured part of plants is said to be___________?
Root Pressure
Ascent of Sap
Bleeding
Transpiration
The depth that soil is always saturated with water is called__________?
Combined water
Water table
Gravitational water
Pore space.
The difference in concentration between two regions is called
Diffusion
Turgor pressure
Concentration gradient
Permeability
The phenomenon of absorption of water by a plasmolysed cell through endomosis is called_________?
Turgor Pressure
Wall pressure
Osmotic Potential
plasmolysis.
The solution with the same osmotic concentration is said to be
Solvent
Solute potential
Isometic Solution
Isotonic
The surface of epidermal cells are often covered with
Pith
Cortex
Cuticle
Stomata
The amount of water which are can’t be absorbed by the plants is said to be:
Runway water
Chesard
Echard
Hygroscopic water