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The force of water being pushed up xylem tubes, by the roots is called
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The force of water being pushed up xylem tubes, by the roots is called

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Answer: Cohesion

Explanation: Cohesion occurs when water molecules stick to each other. Cohesion causes the water in the tube of the root and stem to become one long column of fluid and nutrients.

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