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Transpiration effciency/transpiration ration is

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Water absorbed to water transpired

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Unit weight of dry matter synthesised in relation to units of water transpired by the plant

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Unit weight of dry matter in realtion to water consumed

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Unit weight of water transpired to unit weight of dry matter synthesised

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To determine the transpiration efficiency or transpiration ratio, we need to analyze the given options and understand the concept behind transpiration efficiency. ### Step-by-Step Solution: 1. **Understanding Transpiration Efficiency**: - Transpiration efficiency refers to how effectively a plant uses water in relation to the amount of dry matter it produces. It is a measure of the water used for photosynthesis and growth. 2. **Analyzing the Options**: - **Option 1**: Water absorbed to water transpired. - This option is incorrect because transpiration efficiency does not consider the water absorbed; it focuses on the relationship between transpired water and dry matter produced. - **Option 2**: Unit weight of dry matter synthesized in relation to units of water transpired by the plant. - This option is also incorrect. The correct relationship should be the amount of water transpired in relation to the dry matter synthesized, not the other way around. - **Option 3**: Unit weight of dry matter in relation to water consumed. - This option is incorrect as it mentions water consumed instead of water transpired. Transpiration efficiency specifically looks at transpired water. - **Option 4**: Weight of water transpired to unit weight of dry matter synthesized. - This option is correct. It describes the ratio of the weight of water transpired to the weight of dry matter produced, which is the definition of transpiration efficiency. 3. **Conclusion**: - After analyzing all the options, we find that the correct definition of transpiration efficiency is given by **Option 4**: weight of water transpired to unit weight of dry matter synthesized. ### Final Answer: The transpiration efficiency/transpiration ratio is **Option 4**: weight of water transpired to unit weight of dry matter synthesized. ---
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