On putting water in the soil where the plants are growing, the droping leaves become fresh again. How?

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This is because the water in the soil is absorbed by the roots. The stem carries this water to the leaves. This water creates pressure on the walls of the leaves and as a result, the leaves turn fresh again. Also, water helps the plants to make their food and look green and beautiful.

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