Crops need water for transpiration and evaporation (see Volume 1, Section 4.2). The plant roots suck or extract water from the soil to live and grow. The main part of this water does not remain in the plant, but escapes to the atmosphere as vapour through the plant's leaves and stem.
Quote from dwren44 cystitis can sometimes cause a uti bit the main difference is cystitus is bladder irritation without bacteria present, uti has to have bacteria present that responds to antibiotics. cystitis doesn't respond to antibiotics.
Interstitial cystitis (IC) is a chronic bladder condition. Its symptoms are urinary urgency (the feeling that you need to urinate), frequent urination and/or pain anywhere between the navel and the inside of the thighs, front or back. The symptoms range from mild to severe, and intermittent to constant.