The Cohesion-Tension Theory Explains How Properties of Water Associated with Hydrogen

The cohesion-tension theory explains how properties of water associated with hydrogen bonds

A) move the watery sap solution through the xylem tissue cells of a plant.
B) conserve water in plants by secreting cuticle, a nonpolar triglyceride coating the epidermis of leaves.
C) form a positive pressure that moves phloem solution from "sources" to "sinks."
D) form a pressure behind stomata that forces water through them.
E) move some water through cell cytoplasm of roots, and some water in the spaces between root cells.