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measure of the free energy of pure water
explains the rise of water in small plants
pulling force that causes tension at the top of plants
attraction among water molecules
attraction of water molecules
explains the rise of water in all plants including tall ones
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cohesion
root pressure
transpiration
adhesion
tension-cohesion model
water potential
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measure of the free energy of pure water
explains the rise of water in small plants
pulling force that causes tension at the top of plants
attraction among water molecules
attraction of water molecules
explains the rise of water in all plants including tall ones
Premises:
measure of the free energy of pure water
explains the rise of water in small plants
pulling force that causes tension at the top of plants
attraction among water molecules
attraction of water molecules
explains the rise of water in all plants including tall ones
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