Evaporation (transpiration in plants)

 Evaporation (transpiration in plants)

1) It is the release of water taken by the roots of the plants into the atmosphere in the form of steam from the stomata in the leaves. As a result of the tension created by the moisture gap between the plant and the surrounding air, the plant gives water to its surroundings. Since evaporation and transpiration are difficult to measure by separating them from each other, the term evapotranspiration is used by combining them.

2) The process of taking water by plants and returning it to the atmosphere in the form of water vapor. Evapotranspiration refers to the loss of water to the atmosphere by both transpiration (transpiration) and evaporation (evaporation).