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3 ways in which water moves through plants?

zme_9325

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3 ways in which water moves through plants?

What is the process (water moving through plants) called? And name the 3 ways

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lily555

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10 years ago

Osmosis, transpiration, evaporation.

smith0021

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10 years ago

we know that water moves through a plant becouse plant need water for making food and this process is called Transpiration pull which begin at the surface of the leaves of the plant the rest of leaves via osmosis
and the 3 wayss are
§. Active transport
§. Convection
§. Diffusion

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