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PlantsXilema y transporte de agua

El tallo que transportó un río

By Vaishnavi Renduchintala · Ages 8-15 PDF Book Free

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Cuando una planta sedienta necesita beber, dos niños curiosos siguen el viaje oculto del agua desde las raíces hasta el tallo y las hojas, como un río diminuto dentro de la planta.

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Las plantas mueven el agua por sus tallos en tubos llamados xilema. El agua sube desde las raíces hasta las hojas, donde ayuda en la fotosíntesis y puede escapar como vapor de agua mediante la transpiración.

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