Transpiration
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WATER ENTERS THE PLANT THROUGH THE ROOTS. THEN IT GOES TO THE STEM
Photo by Martin LaBar (going on hiatus)
The water goes through the xylem which is like the veins for the tree
Photo by BlueRidgeKitties
The water goes to the leaves and exit out of the stomate in the leaves. Which are controlled by guard cells
Photo by f0rm_and_v0id
The water exits in the form of water vapor
Photo by Minchioletta
Transpiration is important because it cools the plant
Photo by Ashish Lohorung
Talking to Text - Less than five percent of the water taken in by a plant is used by the plant to perform photosynthesis and other life processes
Photo by photosteve101
