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Excretion in Plants Video Lecture | General Awareness for SSC CGL

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1. What is excretion in plants?
Ans. Excretion in plants is the process by which they get rid of waste substances that are harmful or no longer needed for their survival.
2. How do plants excrete waste products?
Ans. Plants excrete waste products through various processes such as transpiration, guttation, and shedding of leaves, fruits, and flowers.
3. What are some examples of waste products excreted by plants?
Ans. Some examples of waste products excreted by plants include oxygen, carbon dioxide, water vapor, and excess minerals.
4. Why is excretion important for plants?
Ans. Excretion is important for plants as it helps maintain their internal environment, regulate water balance, and prevent the accumulation of toxic substances.
5. How does excretion in plants differ from excretion in animals?
Ans. Excretion in plants mainly involves the removal of gases and excess minerals, while excretion in animals involves the elimination of nitrogenous wastes such as urea and uric acid.
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