Question

multiple-choice question
what process do plants need water?
being green
cell division
copying dna

Explanation:

Plants require water for cell division: water maintains cell turgor, is a solvent for nutrients needed for division, and is involved in the biochemical reactions that support the process. "Being green" is due to chlorophyll, not a process dependent on water directly, and copying DNA does not require water as a core input for the process itself.

Answer:

(Note: The question wording appears to have a minor error; it should likely be "What process do plants need water for?")

• cell division