How does water move to the tops of tall plants

Roots

Explanation:

Water travels through the roots of tall plants to the top

The answer has to do with transpiration. Water moves from the roots up, up through the xylem and out pores in the leaves. Water moves up the stem against the force of gravity due to transpiration of water out of the leaves producing just enough force to move the water up the stem against gravity. Please give this brainliest as the other answe was pretty broad. Thanks!

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