Theoretically, based on the cohesion-tension mechanism, the maximum height for the tallest trees should be about ____.

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The cohesion-tension theory suggests that water can be pulled up through plants (like trees) due to the cohesive properties of water molecules and the tension created by evaporation from leaves. The maximum height, based on this theory, is around 130 meters, which is the theoretical limit for how tall trees can grow due to these physical constraints.

Theoretically, Based on the Cohesion-Tension Mechanism, the Maximum Height for the Tallest