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    What Causes the "Pulling" of a Water Column from the Soil
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What Causes the "Pulling" of a Water Column from the Soil

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What causes the "pulling" of a water column from the soil to the leaves?


A) hydrogen bonds
B) gravity
C) hardiness
D) active transport

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