Water Absorption and Transpiration MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Water Absorption and Transpiration MCQs for Competitive Exams

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Which substance acts as a carrier during the active absorption process in plants?
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Which chemical compound is known to induce stomatal closure in plants?
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What is the fundamental difference between active and passive transport mechanisms across a cell membrane?
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What approximate percentage of the total water absorbed by a plant is lost through transpiration?
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Which researchers are credited with proposing the cohesion-tension theory for water transport in plants?
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Which instrument is utilized to measure the rate of transpiration in plants?
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Which plant tissue is primarily responsible for the translocation of synthesized food from leaves to other plant parts?
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Who proposed the mass flow hypothesis to explain phloem transport?
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What is the physiological term for the loss of turgidity and subsequent drooping of plant tissues due to water deficiency?
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Under what environmental conditions is root pressure at its maximum level?
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