Write down the difference between the following pairs as indicated within the bracket.
Guttation and bleeding in plants (cause).
Guttation:
It is the process of water secretion from the margins of the leaves known as hydathodes.
Bleeding:
Bleeding is the release of cell sap from the ruptured or wounded surface of the plant. incisions
Guttation | Bleeding |
1. It is the loss of water in liquid form, from the hydathodes present at the margin of leaves. | 1. It is the exudation of cell sap due to any injuries or wounds. |
2. It is observed in warm and humid climatic conditions and it is the exudation of liquid from an uninjured surface. | 2. It is caused due to incision or wounds on the surface of the plants. |
3. It occurs when the rate of transpiration is less. | 3. It is not associated with the process of transpiration. |