This GCSE resource enhances students’ understanding of water uptake in plants, complete with questions and answers.
It includes an exercise to calculate the water absorption rate from given data, encourages critical thinking about the variables that should be controlled in a water absorption rate experiment, and explores why such an experiment only provides an indirect measurement of transpiration.
The worksheet also prompts students to consider the relationship between transpiration and measured water uptake rates, and the rationale behind keeping cut flowers fresh.
Perfect for classroom activities, homework assignments, or as revision material, this resource helps solidify key concepts in plant biology and experimental methodology.
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