Corn sweat is a term used to describe the moisture that is released from the corn, causing more water vapor to be released to the atmosphere. The corn is able to draw moisture from the soil and into its leaves. At this point, the leaves “sweat,” meaning water is being released from the plant. This mechanism is also known as transpiration, when combined with evaporation, it is called evapotranspiration. This process has more of an effect the hotter it gets. This is because more water can be absorbed through the leaves of corn as the temperature of the surrounding air increases. Evapotranspiration is the main process that causes high humidity and heat index values for Nebraska.

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