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Give Technical Term the Apparatus Used to Compare the Rate of Transpiration in Cut Shoot. - Biology

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Give Technical Term
The apparatus used to compare the rate of transpiration in cut shoot.

One Word/Term Answer

Solution

 Darwin’s potometer

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Chapter 4: Transpiration - Give Technical Terms

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ICSE Biology [English] Class 10
Chapter 4 Transpiration
Give Technical Terms | Q 9

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