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bobthebuilder

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As water evaporates from leaves, it pulls additional water molecules through xylem tissue due to ____.
 
 

a. water tension c. cellular transfer
  b. water resistance d. cation exchange



Question 2

The process where hydrogen ions from the root hairs replace cations attracted to soil colloids is called
  ____.


 
 

a. ion exchange c. cation exchange
  b. ion replacement d. cation replacement




mceravolo

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Answer to Question 1

A

Answer to Question 2

C



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