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Which best explains why a thick tropical forest filled with large plants typically has a lot of water vapor in the air?

The plants undergo transpiration.
The plants undergo condensation.
The plants prevent water from evaporating.
The plants prevent water from becoming runoff.

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The plants undergo transpiration.

Plants take up water from the soil and release it as water vapor through stomata in their leaves, increasing humidity in the forest air.