As Water Is Transported Through the Xylem, the Force of Cohesion

question 244

Multiple Choice

As water is transported through the xylem, the force of cohesion

• A) acts mainly in the leaves.
• B) acts throughout the column of water.
• C) acts to draw water into the roots.
• D) decreases over the length of the water column.
• E) is replaced by tension in the xylem.

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