Explain how the biosphere facilitates movement of water from the geosphere to the atmosphere.

Explanation:

The geosphere is the sphere located below the earth crust. The biosphere is a sphere very living beings exist. The atmosphere is a place which includes a mass of gases.

The geosphere includes ground water which accumulates when the water seeps inside the soil or rock through tiny pores. This water is utilized and absorbed by the deep penetrating roots of the plants. The excess of water is lost by the plants which are the part of biosphere through the process of transpiration. The tiny drops of water get evaporated from aerated parts of the plants in the form of water vapors. The water vapors becomes the part of atmosphere. This way biosphere connects geosphere to atmosphere.

The biosphere uses evaporation to move water from the geosphere to the atmosphere. The sun’s energy evaporates water on the surface and makes fresh water in the clouds. Eventually that water cools and turns into rain, also called precipitation. This is known as the water cycle.

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