How does water rise in tall trees?
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Root pressure supplies most of the force pushing water at least a small way up the tree. Root pressure is created by water moving from its reservoir in the soil into the root tissue by osmosis
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Due to transpiration (evaporating excess amount of water through leaves) there exists a pulling mechanism which pulls the water from posterior part to all the upper parts
nearly 70%water is lost through transpiration
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