When the water reaches the endodermis cells, the water is then blocked by the waxy strip called the casparian strip. The symplast pathway allows the water to pass through the cell membrane, which can control which water molecules can pass and which ones can't.
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The wet cell wall is exposed to the internal air space and the water on the surface of the cells evaporates into the air spaces. This decreases the thin film on the surface of the mesophyll cells. The decrease creates a greater tension on the water in the mesophyll cells, thereby increasing the pull on the water in the xylem vessels.
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water enters into the root xylem through the root hair because of transpirational pull; by osmosis the water is taken to every part of the plant. this water is used for photosynthesis and other things by the plant; since water cant be absorbed by atmosphere directly, it is necessary to get the water from the soil to maintain its life
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water enters into the root xylem through the root hair because of transpirational pull by osmosis the water is taken to every part of the plant. this water is used for photosynthesis and other things by the plant since water cant be absorbed by atmosphere directly, it is necessary to get the water from the soil to maintain its life
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Some support for the theory. 1  If sap in the xylem is under tension, we would expect the column to snap apart if air is introduced into the xylem vessel by puncturing it. 2  If the water in all the xylem ducts is under tension, there should be a resulting inward pull (because of adhesion) on the walls of the ducts.
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1820 helpful votes in Science. 1  water enters into the root xylem through the root hair because of transpirational pull. 2  by osmosis the water is taken to every part of the plant. 3  this water is used for photosynthesis and other things by the plant.
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Water enters into the xylem of plants through roots. Roots are further divided into small ones called as root hairs. These absorbs water from the soil. The water in that cell goes into neighbouring cell because of osmosis. And finally enters into xylem. And you may be wondering how water is going up to the tip of each leave. The process helping here is TRANSPIRATION. Transpiration is nothing but the evaporation of water. Transpiration creates a pull by which water comes up!. In this way the water does enter into the xylem. See the pic.. Any doubts you can ask me.:)
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After the water is absorbed where does the water go? The water needs to get tot he cortex of the plant, including the enodermis, before it can then reach the xylem. What water potential ratio does water move to? High to low.
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water enters into the root xylem through the root hair because of transpirational pull. by osmosis the water is taken to every part of the plant. this water is used for photosynthesis and other things by the plant.
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There is a high tension and low pressure created in the root hair epidermis. This is because of the transpiration pull exerted by loss of water by transpiration. This low pressure favors osmotic uptake of water and minerals from the soil into the root. This conversation is already closed by Expert
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how does water enter the xylem
Water enters into the root xylem through the root hair because of transpiration pull. Water enters into the root xylem through the root hair because of transpirational pull; by osmosis the water is taken to every part of the plant.