What Type of Force Moves Water Up a Tree, from Its

Question

What type of force moves water up a tree, from its roots to its leaves?
A) pushing
B) pulling
C) pumping
D) positive pressure

Accepted Answer

The movement of water up a tree from its roots to its leaves primarily relies on a pulling force, created by transpiration (the evaporation of water from leaves), which generates a tension that pulls water upward through the xylem.