
Root hair absorption explain card
Use the labels to connect each part of root hair absorption with its function.Soil water
Water around soil particles.Root hair wall
Thin surface for entry.Checking progress account…
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Soil water
Water around soil particles.Root hair wall
Thin surface for entry.
Roots
Absorb water and minerals.Xylem
Moves water upward.Soil water
Water surrounds root hairs.Osmosis
Water crosses the membrane.Evaporation
Water leaves leaf cells.Stomata
Vapour exits leaf.Practice next
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Topic 1
Root hair: Thin extension that absorbs water and minerals.
Topic 2
Xylem: Transports water and minerals upward.