Question

give an example of how the property of cohesion among water molecules is important to living things.

Explanation:

Cohesion allows water to move in plants through transpiration - cohesion - tension mechanism. Water molecules stick together and are pulled up from roots to leaves against gravity.

Answer:

In plants, water moves from roots to leaves due to the cohesion of water molecules. This cohesion enables the transpiration - cohesion - tension mechanism, where water molecules stick together and are pulled up the xylem vessels against gravity to supply leaves with water for photosynthesis.