Their life processes are bathed by a continuous stream of water that moves steadily from their root hairs into their roots, up through specialized conducting cells called xylem through the stems and into their leaves, and then mostly dissipates through the leaves through specialized openings called stomata, which also admit the carbon dioxide that plants require for photosynthesis.
(Their life processes; are bathed; by a continuous stream of water) (water; moves steadily; from their root hairs; into their roots) (specialized openings called stomata; also admit; the carbon dioxide that plants require for photosynthesis) (the carbon dioxide; require; for photosynthesis) (specialized conducting cells; called; xylem; through the stems and into their leaves)
Their life processes water specialized openings called stomata the carbon dioxide specialized conducting cells
are bathed moves steadily also admit require called
by a continuous stream of water
from their root hairs into their roots
the carbon dioxide that plants require for photosynthesis
for photosynthesis
xylem through the stems and into their leaves