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How does transpiration help plants in transportation of water from the roots up the stem?

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Transpiration of water from leaves creates a suction pull which pulls water up to the plant from the roots. This pull is strong enough to force water up high trees.

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Transpiration is important for plants because:

I: It removes extra water

II: It cools down the plant

III: It helps in transport of food

IV: It helps in transport of water upwards

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