How are water minerals transported in plants?
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Water and minerals are transported through xylem cells from soil to the leaves. ... Therefore, there is a steady movement of water into xylem. An osmotic pressure is formed and water and minerals are transported from one cell to the other cell due to osmosis. The continuous loss of water takes place due to transpiration.
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Water and minerals are transferred by Xylem in plants
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