On a cool morning, you notice tiny droplets of water clinging to the tips of grass blades and leaf edges — but there's no rain, no dew, no fog. Where did that water come from? 💧 This is guttation — the plant literally pushing water out through special pores at its leaf margins. It's not sweating, it's not condensation, it's something far more purposeful driven by root pressure. Avinto is delighted to guide you through Subtopic 4.4: Guttation — a small but fascinating process that reveals much about how plants regulate their internal water. 🌿 Type START!
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