Which outcome reduces nutrient availability when transpiration decreases in plants?

💡 Explanation

Lower transpiration reduces water flow via the cohesion-tension mechanism, thereby limiting upward nutrient transport, because xylem sap flow decreases. Therefore, fewer nutrients reach leaves, rather than increased root uptake efficiency resulting in excess minerals in specific tissues.

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