Your plant is simply guttating, which means it’s secreting excess moisture from its pores, or stomata, as it moves water through its stems and leaves in a process called transpiration.

called transpiration, by 40 percent in the dry season, when photosynthesis otherwise would be limited. "This shifting of water by roots has a physiological effect on the plants, letting them pull ...

Beevers and I have estimated that in less than four days a negative water potential large enough to pull water up a 100-m tree would arise in the absence of any transpiration (W. Tanner and H ...

How plant transpiration cools your home Transpiration is essentially how plants sweat. Water moves from the soil up through the plant's roots and stem to the leaves, where it evaporates into the air.

Plants do have HVAC systems and it is a mostly invisible process called transpiration. It is way hot right now and when it gets this hot during the day, plants literally don’t get enough ...

All of Utah remains in severe drought conditions, with 43. 5% of the state still in extreme drought conditions. Our rivers and streams are all flowing at below normal levels, and according to the ...