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How the water absorbed by the roots is important for the plants?

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Answered by amangupta95

the water absorbed by roots is important for the plant is photosynthesis

Epicrick: Thank a lot, but it is a long answer question.

amangupta95: thanks

Epicrick: can you give me some more points about the question

niral: It is absorbed by root pressure. The whole process is stimulated by transpiration. The loss of water from the leaves results in the concentration gradient for osmosis to occur.. The water enters the root hairs through osmosis. There are numerous root hairs. So it causes a high force called root pressure. The water than flows through the xylem vessels by Capillarity.. And because of the adhesive and cohesive properties of water and up to the leaves.

Answered by sibiroopan

Water is essential for all life for getting energy. And it have lot of minerals, vitamins and when it passes through the medicinal plants of mountain or river it get some medicinal minerals. And also important for photosynthesis and metabolic activity.

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