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Wind Increasing Rate Describe Effects Transpiration Removes Layer

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Describe the effects of wind in transpiration
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-Increasing wind removes layer of saturated air from surface of leaves
-Steeper water concentration gradient
-Water vapour diffuses out of stomata at a faster rate
-Increasing the rate of evaporation/transpiration

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