How do flower get water?

Answer 1

Flowers store water inside all the individual cells that make up the flower. Water inside the cells is stored in a large vacuole, and keeps the plant firm and able to stand up. A vacuole is a membrane bound object in the cell , somewhat like a balloon, but unlike a balloon because water can be absorbed or lost through it.

Answer 2

Flowers get their water from the roots. The process to keep them green and growing is called photosynthesis, which helps them receive the water. In nonvascular plants, however, they don't have flowers and their cells must get water from a nearby cell or the ground. Flowers are only in vascular plants (Angiosperms).

Answer 3

Flowers absorb water through their roots from the soil. Water travels up through the stem to the rest of the plant, providing hydration and nutrients necessary for growth and blooming. In addition, some flowers can absorb water through their petals and leaves from rain or mist in the air.

Answer 4

Water is drawn up through the roots, through the stem and to the leaves, petals, flowers and fruits. This process is called Osmosis.

Answer 5

it doesnt drink it...it absorbs the water with its roots from the ground!

Answer 6

water is absorbed through the roots, translocated up the stem (through the xylem) and into the flower

Answer 7

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