Plant and Animal Water Regulation Quiz
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What is the term for the process of transpiration in animals?

  • Perspiration (correct)
  • Respiration
  • Condensation
  • Evaporation
  • Which organ is considered as the major photosynthetic organ of a plant?

  • Flowers
  • Stems
  • Leaves (correct)
  • Roots
  • What is the primary purpose of transpiration in plants?

  • To produce oxygen for the plant
  • To aid in seed dispersal
  • To provide support and structure to the plant
  • To cool plants and enable mass flow of nutrients and water (correct)
  • Which of the following is not considered an evolutionary adaptation of plants to maintain water levels?

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    What is crucial to water movement in plants, apart from being the major photosynthetic organ?

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    Study Notes

    Transpiration in Plants and Animals

    • In animals, the process of transpiration is not applicable, as it is a unique feature of plants.

    Photosynthetic Organ

    • The leaf is considered the major photosynthetic organ of a plant.

    Purpose of Transpiration

    • The primary purpose of transpiration in plants is to maintain water levels and regulate temperature.

    Evolutionary Adaptations

    • One adaptation that is not considered an evolutionary adaptation of plants to maintain water levels is sweating, which is a characteristic of animals.

    Water Movement in Plants

    • Apart from being the major photosynthetic organ, the xylem is crucial to water movement in plants.

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    Explore the evolutionary adaptations of plants in regulating water and staying structurally stable. Learn about the importance of transpiration in plants, and the process of perspiration or sweating in animals. Test your knowledge of plant and animal water regulation in this informative quiz.

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