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Amount of transpire water in beech tree in summer is

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2 times of fresh weight of its leaves

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3 times of fresh weight of its leaves

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4 times of fresh weight of its leaves

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5 times of fresh weight of its leaves

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The correct option is D 5 times of fresh weight of its leaves
A beech plant looses water every day equal to 5 times the fresh weight of its leaves and for an acre of beech plants, the water lost in transpiration per day is 3000 gallons.

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