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"The history of plants is so long that many plants have been studied. What these plants have in common is that they need water. So, how do plants absorb water in very small or absent movements? Most plants absorb water through their roots. But transporting water through the roots to the stems and leaves will also require another force. There are three forces like this: capillary, transpiration, and osmosis. We will explain osmosis among them. Osmosis refers to the movement of water through a differentially permeable membrane from low concentration to high concentration. In other words, it is a phenomenon in which cells move from a place where there is a lot of water to a place where there is less water. If the roots absorb water, the roots will have more water, and the stems and leaves will have less water. In this situation, water moves from the root to the stem or leaf due to osmosis. If so, questions may arise. Osmosis is a phenomenon where the concentration of water moves from low to high, so why does water move from many to few? All substances have the property of moving from high concentrations to low concentrations, and so does water. The aforementioned concentration refers to the concentration of impurities contained in water. A high concentration of impurities means a low concentration of water, and water moves from a high concentration of water to a low concentration of water. Other examples of osmosis include the seasoning of cabbage with salt and wrinkles forming on one's hand that has stayed in water. So far, we have learned about osmosis. Through this article, I hope you will be curious about the scientific principles of everyday events in the future."

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