Humidity
Decreases amount of transpiration because the concentration of H₂O in the air will equal that of the plant, so it can't move from high to low concentration as per usual
Wind
Increases transpiration because water is blown away, which means there is a greater difference in H₂O concentration
Temperature
Increases transpiration: the heat makes the water evaporate more quickly.
Light intensity
Stronger light means more transpiration because leaves absorb more heat from the light, so water evaporates quicker
Decreases amount of transpiration because the concentration of H₂O in the air will equal that of the plant, so it can't move from high to low concentration as per usual
Wind
Increases transpiration because water is blown away, which means there is a greater difference in H₂O concentration
Temperature
Increases transpiration: the heat makes the water evaporate more quickly.
Light intensity
Stronger light means more transpiration because leaves absorb more heat from the light, so water evaporates quicker
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