Chemistry, asked by madizonmartinez20, 10 months ago

As we know, a plant’s roots absorb water. However, water is needed by all parts of the plant. Based on what we learned about the polarity of water, explain how water is transported through tiny tubes from the roots to the leaves within a plant. (Video hint: Think about how blood moves around the body.)

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Answered by TheValkyrie
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water is transported through xylem of the plant to all parts of the plant body. Water is passively transported into the roots and then into the xylem. cohesion and adhesion moves the water up the plant body.

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