The concentration of water vapor in the atmosphere is generally lower than inside the leaf.The difference in concentration of water vapor results in

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The difference in concentration of water vapor between the inside of the leaf and the atmosphere leads to transpiration, which is the process of water movement from the plant's roots to its leaves through the xylem vessels, and ultimately evaporation of water from the leaf surface into the air. Transpiration occurs due to the difference in water vapor concentration between the leaf and the surrounding air, which creates a gradient that drives the movement of water out of the leaf.

The Concentration of Water Vapor in the Atmosphere Is Generally