A tree can be 100 metres tall. Yet water from the soil — carrying dissolved minerals — somehow travels all the way to the very top without any pump. 🌳 How is that physically possible? The answer involves osmosis, capillarity, cohesion, adhesion, and the remarkable pull created by water evaporating from leaves. It's one of biology's most elegant mysteries. Avinto will guide you through every mechanism of Subtopic 4.2: Absorption and Movement of Water in Plants. 💧 By the end, you'll understand how water climbs trees higher than any building. Type START!
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