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Which plant part is mainly responsible for making food through photosynthesis?
What is the main function of the xylem?
What is the main function of the phloem?
Which plant part anchors the plant in the soil and absorbs water and minerals?
What is an important function of the stem?
A plant's leaves are removed. Which function would be most directly affected?
Which pair is correctly matched?
Why are xylem and phloem important to the plant?
Water absorbed by the roots needs to reach the leaves. Which tissue carries it upward?
Sugars produced in the leaves need to reach other parts of the plant. Which tissue transports them?
What process involves the loss of water vapor from the leaves of a plant?
Through which structures does most transpiration occur?
How does transpiration help the movement of water through the plant?
What is cohesion in relation to water movement in plants?
What is adhesion in relation to water movement in plants?
Why are cohesion and adhesion important in xylem transport?
Which situation would most likely increase the rate of transpiration?
What happens to water vapor during transpiration?
A plant is placed under a fan. What is most likely to happen to transpiration?
Which sequence best describes the movement of water in a plant?
A water molecule is attracted to another water molecule inside the xylem. What property is shown?
A water molecule is attracted to the wall of a xylem vessel. What property is shown?
Which combination helps explain how water can move upward through the xylem?
If a plant loses water from its leaves through transpiration, what happens to the water column in the xylem?
Why is transpiration important to plants even though it causes water loss?
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