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Cohesion and tension theory - Water evaporates from leaves at leaves by transpiration- This creates tension pulling more water into leaf in a 'transpiration stream'- As water molecules are cohesive and adhesive to walls of xylem, a column of water in xylem is pulled up from roots to leaves due to water potential gradient- Water enters stem through roots by osmosis and into root hair cells
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