What part of a plant absorbs most of its water?

What are the tiny extensions of root cells called?

What tubes transport water through a plant?

Where do plants get most of their water?

What is the process of water entering root cells called?

What part of a plant supports its leaves and flowers?

What is the outer protective layer of a plant cell called?

What controls what enters and leaves a plant cell?

What is the loss of water vapour from leaves called?

What are the tiny openings in leaves called?

Plants absorb most of their water through their leaves.

Root hairs increase the surface area for water absorption.

Xylem vessels transport water from roots toward leaves.

Water moves through a plant only when it rains.

Plants need water for photosynthesis.

The cell wall helps support a plant cell.

The cell membrane controls what enters and leaves a cell.

Root hairs are usually found underground.

Transpiration happens mainly through the roots.

Water can move upward through xylem vessels.

Which structure absorbs water from the soil?

Which structure carries water upward through a plant?

Why are root hairs useful?

Where does water enter a plant?

What happens during transpiration?

Which part of a plant cell provides structural support?

What controls the movement of substances into and out of a cell?

In which direction does water normally travel through xylem?

What would happen if a plant could not absorb enough water?

Which statement about plants is correct?