Question

multiple select question select all that apply which of these are part of the pathway water takes through a plant? evaporation from leaf tissues and transpiration into the atmosphere movement across a membrane at the endodermis active transport through the phloem to get the water up to the top of the tree movement from soil to roots through osmosis movement up the stem and into the leaves in the xylem need help? review these concept resources. read about the concept

Explanation:

Water enters plants from soil to roots via osmosis. It moves across the endodermis membrane, then up the stem and into leaves through xylem. Evaporation from leaf tissues (transpiration) is also part of the water - movement pathway. Phloem is mainly for transporting organic nutrients, not water.

Answer:

• Evaporation from leaf tissues and transpiration into the atmosphere
• Movement across a membrane at the endodermis
• Movement from soil to roots through osmosis
• Movement up the stem and into the leaves in the xylem