How can you distinguish water from condensation process and water from guttation?

Water from condensation appears as droplets on surfaces, formed when water vapor cools and changes back to liquid due to temperature differences. In contrast, water from guttation is exuded from the tips or edges of leaves, typically during the night or early morning, when soil moisture is high and transpiration is low. Guttation results from root pressure pushing water up through the plant's vascular system. While condensation is a physical change in the atmosphere, guttation is a biological process related to plant physiology.