- When something is absorbed from a place that something is removed from that place
- Plant uptake is when plants absorb water from soil into themselves through their roots
- So, plant uptake is when plants remove water from the soil with their roots

- Plant uptake is when plants remove water from the soil with their roots
- Plants perform plant uptake
- Therefore, plants remove water from the soil through plant uptake

- When something moves from an object to the atmosphere that something is released
- Transpiration is when water vapor moves from plants into the atmosphere
- So, transpiration is when water is released from plants to the atmosphere as water vapor

- Transpiration is when water is released from plants to the atmosphere as water vapor
- Transpiration occurs in plants
- So, plants can release water to the atmosphere as water vapor through transpiration

- Plants remove water from the soil through plant uptake
- Plants can release water to the atmosphere as water vapor through transpiration
- Therefore, plants can remove water from the soil and release water to the atmosphere

- Plants can remove water from the soil and release water to the atmosphere
- A tree is a kind of plant
- Therefore, trees can remove water from the soil and release water to the atmosphere

So, trees can remove water from the soil and release water to the atmosphere
Question
Trees most likely change the environment in which they are located by

Context
- Plants perform plant uptake 
- When something is absorbed from a place that something is removed from that place 
- Plant uptake is when plants absorb water from soil into themselves through their roots 
- When something moves from an object to the atmosphere that something is released 
- Transpiration occurs in plants 
- A tree is a kind of plant 
- Transpiration is when water vapor moves from plants into the atmosphere