Question

multiple choice 1 point how does waters capillary action assist in plant biology? it helps roots absorb only non - polar molecules it allows water to rise through narrow tubes (xylem) against gravity it reduces movement of water in plants it causes the leaves to repel water

Explanation:

Capillary action in plants allows water to rise through xylem tubes against gravity. Water molecules are polar and interact with the walls of xylem, creating a pull that lifts water up. It is crucial for water - transport in plants.

Answer:

It allows water to rise through xylem tubes (xylem) against gravity.