How is water distributed by biosphere

The biosphere distributes water through the hydrological cycle that results from evaporation and perspiration.  

Explanation:

The biosphere is the entire known ecosystem, which is formed by all organisms and living beings on the planet. The biosphere is known as the place where life is born; it is characterized by its evolution.

In the biosphere, the distribution of water is through the hydrological cycle in which it has a circular development, where water only moves from one place to another, in the same state or different physical states.

The cycle begins with the water falling into the biosphere; it is absorbed by plants, who need it to perform photosynthesis; in the process, the water passes to a vapor state. It is elevated to the troposphere where it condenses in clouds and finally falls to the biosphere in solid-state, and the cycle is repeated.

When the water fall to the surface, it can remain in it in a liquid state in a larger body of water, such as a river or a lake, or be absorbed by a living being. Still, the process will always end in its evaporation, condensation, and fall.

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