1. In transpiration, what the direction of water flow? 2. What tissue does water flow through in plants?
3. In most plants the stomata are open during the day but closed at night. Explain why
4. If the leaves of deciduous trees are where photosynthesis occurs and deciduous trees lose their leaves for winter, what does this mean for water flow in trees in the winter?

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