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balandron [24]
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3. What is another name or a sub-property of cohesion? Give an example of how this affects living

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Nutka1998 [239]3 years ago
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Unity is the other name of cohesion.

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The property of cohesion is to sticking together of something. The molecules of liquid stick together with the help of cohesion. This cohesion property  is very important for plants because with the help of this property, plants take water through roots from the soil and the water molecules are stick together with the help of cohesion. If cohesion is not present then the uptake of water can not be possible.

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