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23-5 Transport in Plants p685
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Q:What are the major forces that transport water in a plant?
A: The combination of transpiration and capillary action are the major forces that move through the xylem tissues of a plant.
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Transpiration-water loss through leaves (celery)
Controlling Transpiration-guard cells High transpiration rates lead to wilting(water loss)
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Water Transport Capillary Action-water molecules rising in thin tube; cohesion(water to water) Adhesion-attraction unlike molecules (water to the tube).
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Nutrient Transport Q: What drives the movement of fluid through phloem tissues in a plant? A: Changes in nutrient concentration drive the movement of fluid through phloem tissue in directions that meet the nutritional needs of the plant. Functions of Phloem: pumping sugar into fruit from leaves.
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Movement from Source to Sink: pressure-flow hypothesis-pumping sugar to top part of the plant & then it sinks to the bottom with water.
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