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Control of Water Balance in Transplanted Trees

Most of the water available to plants in the form of precipitation or irrigation is lost through transpiration, which is defined as the loss of water vapor from plants. Most transpiration occurs through pores (stomata) in the undersurface of the leaf. Some water, usually a small fraction of the whole, is lost through the cuticle of the leaf. Stomatal pores open and close in response to environmental changes. Stomata tend to open in the light and close at night. In most species, transpiration is effectively reduced by closure of stomata.