Question

Arrange in correct sequence
Leaf – Stem – Root – Flower
Transpiration – Conduction - Absorption – Fixation

Answer 1

Root –absorption-

stem – conduction -

leaf – transpiration–

fixation– flower.

The roots of a plant absorb water and the stem conducts it to the leaves where transpiration of extra water and fixation is done to get rid of the extra water and flowers bloom.

The whole process is the starting to the end of the working of the plant system. The process is a chain system without any break. 

Answer 2

Answer:

The correct sequence will be:

Root   – Stem   – Leaf      – Flower

Absorption  – Conduction   – Transpiration    – Fixation.

Explanation:

The sequence is such because the above route represents the pathway of water that enters and ultimately leaves the plant. First of all, water is absorbed by the Root System from the soil by the process of Absorption. This water is the brought forward to the Shoot System. It is the Stem that pulls up the water by Conduction. Then the water after being used, the excess water is got rid off by the Leaf by the process of Transpiration. Finally, some of the water is retained for floral bloom, and this water is released by Fixation of the Flowers, when the flowers bloom.