Question

Describe the route a water molecule takes from the soil
to the atmosphere if it is not used for photosynthesis.
Mention any specialized cells it passes through on its way.

Answer 1

Answer:

Water enters root cells through three distinct pathways: apoplstic, symplastic and transmembrane pathways. All three pathways converge into a symplastic movement at the endodermis. ... Water is then drawn into plant cell walls. The water vapor from cell walls move to the atmosphere through stomata during transpiration.