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Explain an experiment for the path of ascent of sap.

Important Questions on Transport in Plants

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Tissue What is moved Process
X Water and minerals Transpiration stream
Phloem Sucrose and amino acids Translocation
Identify X.
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What would happen if cell sap in the cells of root hair contain a high concentration of ions?
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Name the upward movement of water and minerals from roots towards the top of the plant.
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Describe the staining experiment to explain the ascent of sap.
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How can it be demonstrated that ascent of sap takes place through xylem vessels?
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Study the experimental set-up given and answer the question.
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Give one suitable explanation for why the leaf will droop after one day.

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Applied chemicals, such as pesticides, also move through the plant by translocation.
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Suggest one simple experiment to show that water absorbed by the roots of a plant travels upward through the conducting tissues of the stem.
 
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Define ascent of sap.
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What is an ascent of sap? Explain the various forces responsible for the rising of cell sap.
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Describe an experiment to demonstrate the upward movement of water in plants.
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Give one word for the following.

Upward movement of water in plants.

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Study the experimental set-up given and answer the question.
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Name the part of the plant removed.

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Define ascent of sap. Write about the root pressure and transpiration pull in connection with ascent of sap.
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Why does sap exude from the cut end of the stem in some herbaceous plants?
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Study the experimental set-up given and answer the question.
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What will the leaf look like after one day?

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Cotyledons are also called-
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Biology>Plant Physiology (Functional Organisation)>Transport in Plants>Ascent of Sap
Translocation may be affected by
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   State two factors responsible for the ascent of sap.
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What is cohesion?