Transpiration and _______ help in transport of water in plants.
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translocation
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photosynthesis
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root pressure
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shoot pressure
C
Correct answer
Explanation
Water transport in plants is driven by two main forces: transpiration pull from the leaves and root pressure from the bottom. Transpiration creates a suction effect that pulls water up the xylem, while root pressure helps push water upwards, especially when transpiration rates are low. Translocation refers to the movement of food, not water.