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How is food transport demonstrated to occur through the phloem?
How is food transport demonstrated to occur through the phloem?
- By removing the xylem ring and observing translocation of water
- By measuring the metabolic activity of phloem cells
- By observing the movement of ions against a concentration gradient
- By conducting the girdling experiment and observing swelling in the upper part of the plant (correct)
What is the main role of the phloem in plants?
What is the main role of the phloem in plants?
- To conduct photosynthesis in the plant
- To transport water from roots to leaves
- To transport food from leaves to other parts of the plant (correct)
- To store excess nutrients in the stem
Why does the accumulation of food materials cause swelling in the upper girdle in the girdling experiment?
Why does the accumulation of food materials cause swelling in the upper girdle in the girdling experiment?
- Because of excessive ion concentration in the phloem
- Because of increased metabolic activity of the phloem cells
- Due to translocation of water from the roots
- As a result of translocated sugars from the photosynthesizing leaf (correct)
Which vessels are most affected by the ringing or girdling experiment?
Which vessels are most affected by the ringing or girdling experiment?
What is the role of aphids in relation to phloem sap?
What is the role of aphids in relation to phloem sap?
How does translocation differ from photosynthesis in plants?
How does translocation differ from photosynthesis in plants?
What is the primary source of energy used by living phloem cells for active transport?
What is the primary source of energy used by living phloem cells for active transport?
'Ring of bark removed Xylem -Water- tissue' is associated with which aspect in plant biology?
'Ring of bark removed Xylem -Water- tissue' is associated with which aspect in plant biology?
'Translocation in plants' primarily refers to:
'Translocation in plants' primarily refers to:
What would be observed after soaking a plant with removed bark (girdled) in a beaker of water for several days?
What would be observed after soaking a plant with removed bark (girdled) in a beaker of water for several days?
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