How do the roots and stem take part in the transport of water in a plant?

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jekas [21]1 year ago

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Answer:

The answer is Below!!

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Osmosis in roots leads to water moving into root hair cells. Once water moves into the root hair cells, it can travel throughout the plant. Water first makes its way to the root cortex and passes through the endodermis. Once there, it can access the xylem tubes and allow for water transportation in plants.

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