alleryDoes transpiration directly require energy from the plant?
AYes, it uses ATP
BOnly at night
CNo, it is passive
DOnly in roots
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. No, it is passive
Transpiration is described as a passive process needing no energy expense.
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