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The movement of water from one cell of cortex to the next in the root is due to

A

Water potential gradient

B

Chemical potential gradient

C

Accumulation of inorganic salts in the cells

D

Accumulation of organic salts in the cells

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The movement of water from one cell of cortex to the next in the root is due to water potential gradient.
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