Drooping of leaves due to loss of turgor...

Drooping of leaves due to loss of turgor at noon but recovery in the evening is referred to as

A

Termporary wilting

B

Incipient witlting

C

Permanent wilting

D

Midday desiccation

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The correct Answer is:

A

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