Absorption of water by root is increased by

  • A
    Increase in transpiration
  • B
    Increase in the rate of photosynthesis
  • C
    Decrease in transpiration
  • D
    Decrease in salt uptake

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$I$. It is not applicable to plants taller than $20 \ m$.
$II$. Ascent of sap occurs even in the absence of a root system.
$III$. Root pressure is almost zero in tall gymnosperms.
$IV$. Root pressure is the only mechanism explaining the ascent of sap.
$V$. Root pressure is not developed in actively transpiring plants.

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