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Water exchange in plants is how plants take in water, move it around their bodies, and then release some of it back into the air. It's like a plant's own special plumbing system that helps it stay healthy and grow tall.
Key Parts to Explore
Roots
These underground parts soak up water and nutrients from the soil like tiny sponges.
Stem
This part acts like a straw, carrying water from the roots all the way up to the leaves.
Leaves
These are the plant's food factories where sunlight helps make energy, and where most water leaves the plant.
Stomata
These are tiny little holes, mostly on the underside of leaves, that open and close to let water vapor escape and carbon dioxide enter.
Did You Know?
Did you know a single large oak tree can drink up to 100 gallons of water a day, enough to fill a small swimming pool?
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