How does water from the soil reach the leaves of a plant to be used in photosynthesis?
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water is obsorbed by roots and is transported to leaves in the form of liquid (via xylem). In leaves small pores allow water to escape as a vapour.all the water is obsorbed by plants but ,5%remaines for growth of plant.
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THE WATER FROM THE SOIL IS ABSORBED BY THE ROOT HAIRS BY THE PROCESS OF OSMOSIS THEN FROM ROOT HAIRS THE WATER MOVES TILL ENDODERMIS AND THEN IT IS SENT TO XYLEM. ... SO THE WATER MOLECULES REACH THE LEAVES AND THIS WATER MOLECULES HELPS IN PHOTOSYNTHESIS
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