Cuticular transpiration is _____________ of total transpiration?

Correct answer: C. 5-7%

  • A. 1-2%
  • B. 3-4%
  • C. 5-7%
  • D. 90%

Explanation

Cuticular transpiration is a small fraction of total transpiration, commonly given in this syllabus as about 5% to 7%, so 5% to 7% is the best option. The 90% figure usually refers approximately to stomatal transpiration, causing students to choose d.

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