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Guttation differs from transpiration in...

Guttation differs from transpiration in

A

Control by stomata

B

Occurrence during daytime

C

Occurrence in vapour form

D

Occurrence in liquid form

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D

Guttaion differs from transpiration in occurrence in liquid form.
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