Which consequence results when guttation exceeds transpiration in strawberry plants?

💡 Explanation

Excessive guttation limits the transpiration stream, thereby causing mineral and toxin accumulation within leaves because uptake continues without sufficient water removal. Therefore, toxic compounds accumulate, rather than efficient transport, as transpiration normally removes these toxins, not leading to pigment changes either.

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