How does water move through the plant during transpiration?

Answer 1

Water is constantly evaporating from the leaves through tiny holes called "stomata". The stem of the plant contains tubes which make up the xylem tissue. Water travels up these tubes by a combination of capillary action(water molecules tend to stick together because of hydrogen bonds think of it as a line of people doing the conga) and the water pressure created from the water evaporating from the leaves conga line leaving the plant via the leaves). Water can also travel at a cellular level from cell to cell via osmosis either through the cytoplasm or through cell walls. Osmosis is how most water enters the roots, the roots hair cell increase the surface area and, so speed osmosis.

Answer 2

Water travels through the roots and throughout the leaves. Then the sun shines down on the plant giving the leaves oxygen and sunlight to grow and be Nourished.
normally: root->stem->branches->leaves
it travels through the root system and up the trunk through the sap.

Answer 3

The pushing and pulling action of osmosis (pushing water up from the roots) and transpiration (pulling the water up the xylem tissue from the roots) moves water up to the very top of the plant.

Answer 4

xylem are present in most plant. Xylem take nutrients and water from soil to upper parts. And in some plant water flow through cell to cell transmission.

Answer 5

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Answer 6

Water flows through a plant in its conducting tissues like xylem elements in vascular plants.