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How does water move up the stem against the force of gravity?​

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Answered by shreyabubu
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Answer:

Due to evaporation of water from the cells present on the surface of the leaves (transpiration) a vacuum space is created. These antis gravitational force that results in upward movement of water through the xylem is known as transpiration pull.

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Answered by helponly380
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Answer:

water move up the stem against the force of gravity through xylem.

Explanation:

Dur to evaporation of water from the cells present on the surface of the leaves a vaccum space is created.

These antis the gravitational force that results in upward movement of water through the xylem.

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