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The upward conduction of water from roots is carried out by
The upward conduction of water from roots is carried out by
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The correct option is A Xylem
Plants obtain required water from the soil which moves
inside plant from the root hairs. Most of the absorbed water by the plant is
lost by evaporation from leaf surface after transpiration. Water has to move continuously
from root to highest part of the plant. Transpiration is the process by which
the process of water movement is achieved against the force of gravity. For
this, xylem vessels act as a system continuously conducting water from the root
tips through stems, leaves and finally reaching the veins and ending up at the
mesophyll tissue of the leaves. So, the correct answer is option A.
Plants obtain required water from the soil which moves inside plant from the root hairs. Most of the absorbed water by the plant is lost by evaporation from leaf surface after transpiration. Water has to move continuously from root to highest part of the plant. Transpiration is the process by which the process of water movement is achieved against the force of gravity. For this, xylem vessels act as a system continuously conducting water from the root tips through stems, leaves and finally reaching the veins and ending up at the mesophyll tissue of the leaves. So, the correct answer is option A.
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