We learned that water travels from the roots to the leaves through vessels called Xylem vessels.
Finally we covered different sides of the leaves of a plant with vaseline and then sealed a plastic bag around them. This was to investigate whether the stomata (which are tiny holes that allow water to leave the plant) are on the top or the underside of the leaves. We found that the leaves where the underside were covered in vaseline did not produce any condensation on the plastic bag because the stomata were blocked. So we discovered that the stomata are on the underside of the leaves. The process by which water leaves the plant through the stomata is called transpiration.