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Lab #11 Transpiration When you wanted to transplant a tree, would you choose to move the tree in the winter, when it doesn’t possess any leaves but its cold outside, or during the summer, when the tree has leaves and its warm and sunny? Explain your answer.

Lab #11 Transpiration In this laboratory investigation, you will determine the rate of transpiration in plants and then determine the average number of stomata per square millimeter.

Lab #11 Transpiration Procedures: 1. Remove 2-3 leaves from your plant to use for the stomata peel. 2. Saturate the plant with water. 3. Carefully remove the root ball from container keeping all the roots. 4. Cover the root ball with plastic wrap and tie a string around the base so that only the leaves are exposed. 5. DO NOT water your plant any more until the last day. 6. Determine the mass of the plant (initial mass) 7. Place in your environmental condition. 8. Mass your plant every 24 hrs for 4 days. Record you data in your lab notebook.

Stomata Peel 1. Is there a relationship between the habitat in which plants are adapted and the number of stomata in their leaves? 2. What environmental variables might affect the rate of transpiration? 3. Do all parts of the plant transpire? 4. Do all plants transpire at the same rate?

Stomata Peel Procedures: 1. Obtain a leaf. Paint a patch of clear nail polish on the leaf surface. 2. Allow the nail polish to dry. 3. Press a clear piece of tape to the dried nail polish. Gently peel the nail polish off the leaf. This is the leaf impression that you will examine. 4. Place your impression on a microscope slide and examine under a microscope to at least 400X. 5. Count all the stomata in one microscope field. Repeat counts for at least 2 other fields and obtain an average. 6. After 4 days, we will determine if the number of stomata’s in a leaf affect the rate of transpiration.

Stomata Peel video www.youtube.com/watch?v=XcLhuLONQZg&feature=BFa&list=PL0B4 CED0AB112B993

QUESTIONS 1. Is there a relationship between the habitat in which plants are adapted and the number of stomata in their leaves? 2. What environmental variables might affect the rate of transpiration? 3. Do all parts of the plant transpire? 4. Do all plants transpire at the same rate?