Biology, asked by balpreetkaur8926, 9 months ago

Water from soil moves inside the root cell but never comes out from root why

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Answered by ranjanrajnish669

14

Explanation:

Because water always moves up and never comes down.

Answered by umar0532

17

Answer:

beacause in roots water gets a continuous pathway through which it only moves towards.

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