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Consider the cartel of Trick and Gear.The game is repeated indefinitely and each firm employs a tit-for-tat strategy.The equilibrium is called
Excess Transpiration
The condition where a plant loses more water than necessary through its stomata, which can lead to dehydration.
Turgor Pressure
The internal pressure exerted by water pushing against the cell wall, which helps maintain plant structure and firmness.
Absorbing Water
The process by which water molecules are taken in by a material or organism.
Leaf Abscission
The process by which a plant sheds its leaves, often in response to environmental factors or seasonal changes to conserve resources.
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