Which physiological adaptation would decrease the process of transpiration in a plant?

A.

growth of an extensive root structure

B.

development of the ability to bind metals to roots cells

C.

development of an altered growth cycle to match the seasons

D.

opening stomata at night only

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Biology

Sammy Bridges

23 September, 21:27

Which physiological adaptation would decrease the process of transpiration in a plant?

A.

growth of an extensive root structure

B.

development of the ability to bind metals to roots cells

C.

development of an altered growth cycle to match the seasons

D.

opening stomata at night only

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Answers (2)

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Haleigh Quinn · Answer 1

D is the best option

Ryleigh Marks · Answer 2

Answer: The answer is D: Opening stomata at night only

Explanation:

Opening stomata at night only is the physiological adaptation that would decrease the process of transpiration in a plant.

Transpiration referred to the way water move through plant evaporation from aerial parts, such as leaves, stems and flowers. Transpiration of plant is also loss of water from stomata.

Stomata means pores used for gas exchange. It is found in plants and some stems.

Which physiological adaptation would decrease the process of transpiration in a plant?A.growth of an extensive root structureB.development of the ability to bind metals to roots cellsC.development of an altered growth cycle to match the seasonsD.opening stomata at night only

Which physiological adaptation would decrease the process of transpiration in a plant?

A.

growth of an extensive root structure

B.

development of the ability to bind metals to roots cells

C.

development of an altered growth cycle to match the seasons

D.

opening stomata at night only