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MCQ
The upward movement of water in the xylem is chiefly driven by?
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A Root pressure alone
B Transpiration pull
C Active transport
D Diffusion of gases
Explanation

Transpiration pull, a negative pressure, is the main force drawing water up the xylem.

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