Question

redwoodtrees are the tallest trees that grow on this planet, and they can sometimes reach a height of 300 feet ! explain how the water absorbed by their roots reaches the leaves on their topmost branches ​

Answer 1

The coastal redwood, or Sequoia sempervirens, can reach heights over 300 feet (or approximately 91 meters), which is a great distance for water, nutrients and carbon compounds to move. ... For this reason, water moves faster through the larger vessels of hardwoods than through the smaller tracheids of conifers.

Answer 2

Answer:

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