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Answer:

Cohesion and Adhesion. The complementary action of these two forces allows water to rise in a narrow capillary tube such as the xylem tissues of plants.

Explanation:

Cohesion: the water molecules attract each other and are responsible for the surface tension of water.

Adhesion: the water molecule is also able to attract other non-water molecules. This allows water to be able to ‘cling’ to the sides of a capillary tube.

The complementary action of these two forces allows water to rise in a narrow capillary tube such as the xylem tissues of plants.

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