transumptive (Meaning)
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transumptive (a.)
Taking from one to another; metaphorical.
Synonyms & Antonyms of transumptive
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transumptive Sentence Examples
- The plant's transumptive loss was significant, indicating a high rate of water evaporation.
- The transumptive capacity of the leaves was crucial for maintaining water balance in the plant.
- Transumptive cooling is a natural phenomenon that helps to lower the temperature of the environment.
- The transumptive water loss from the lake was substantial during the summer months.
- The transumptive rate of different plant species varied depending on environmental conditions.
- Transumptive efficiency is an important measure of plant water use.
- Scientists are studying ways to reduce transumptive losses in agricultural systems.
- Transumptive demand is the amount of water that a plant needs to transpire in order to survive.
- Transumptive potential is the maximum amount of water that a plant can transpire.
- Transumptive measurements are essential for understanding plant water relations and irrigation requirements.
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Taking from one to another; metaphorical.
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The plant's transumptive loss was significant, indicating a high rate of water evaporation.
The transumptive capacity of the leaves was crucial for maintaining water balance in the plant.
Transumptive cooling is a natural phenomenon that helps to lower the temperature of the environment.
The transumptive water loss from the lake was substantial during the summer months.
