Where Does Water Come from in Photosynthesis?
The water used in photosynthesis comes from the soil. Plants absorb it through their roots and transport it to the leaves.
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Plants suck up water from the ground using their roots, kind of like drinking through a straw!
It's the soil, folks. Plants get their water from there.
From my garden experience, water is absorbed by the plant roots from the soil. Keeps those leaves green and happy!
Soil provides the water for photosynthesis. Plant roots are like the pipeline delivering it up to the leaves.
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