The main processes in this water recycling and purifying cycle are evaporation (conversion of water into water vapor), transpiration (evaporation of water extracted by roots and transported upward from leaves or other parts of plants), condensation (conversion of water vapor into droplets of liquid water), precipitation (rain, sleet, hail, snow), infiltration (movement of water into soil), percolation (downward flow of water through soil and permeable rock formations to groundwater storage areas), and runoff downslope back to the sea to begin the cycle again&quot; (Miller, 83).
(The main processes in this water recycling and purifying cycle; are; evaporation (conversion of water into water vapor), transpiration (evaporation of water extracted by roots and transported upward from leaves or other parts of plants), condensation) (water; extracted; by roots) (soil and permeable rock formations to groundwater storage areas), and runoff; downslope; back to the sea; to begin the cycle again&quot)
The main processes in this water recycling and purifying cycle water soil and permeable rock formations to groundwater storage areas), and runoff
are extracted downslope
evaporation (conversion of water into water vapor), transpiration (evaporation of water extracted by roots and transported upward from leaves or other parts of plants), condensation
by roots
back to the sea to begin the cycle again&quot