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How does water enter a plant? A) through the stomata B) through the roots C) by active transport in root hair cells D) by osmosis in root hair cells
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How does water enter a plant?

A) through the stomata
B) through the roots
C) by active transport in root hair cells
D) by osmosis in root hair cells

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Explanation:Most of the water that a plant takes in enters through the root hairs. The water diffuses easily (and osmotically) into the root hairs because the concentration of dissolved materials in the plant's cellular cytoplasm is high.

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answer is D. Explanation; Plants absorb water from the soil by osmosis
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