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why does colour appear in tge veins of a leaves or petals of flower when the stem is dipped in colour water for long

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Answered by dipanshu85

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Answered by pravalika21

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The water that has been pulled up undergoes a process called transpiration, which is when the water from leaves and flower petals evaporates. However, the dye it brought along doesn't evaporate, and stays around to color the flower

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why does colour appear in tge veins of a leaves or petals of flower when the stem is dipped in colour water for long​

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why does colour appear in tge veins of a leaves or petals of flower when the stem is dipped in colour water for long