Properties of water which provides high tensile strength (i.e., ability to resist a pulling force) are
Important Questions on Plant Water Relation
In "Pressure Flow" hypothesis, sugars are transported from 'source' to 'sink'. The initial steps which occur during this physiological process are shown here.
I. In leaves glucose is converted to sucrose.
II. Sucrose moves from sieve tube cells to companion cells by active transport.
III. Loading of sucrose produces a hypotonic condition in the phloem.
IV. Water in the adjacent xylem moves into phloem by osmosis.
Identify the above correct statements:
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List I |
List II |
| A. Cohesion | I. More attraction in liquid phase |
| B. Adhesion | II. Mutual attraction among water molecules |
| C. Surface tension | III. Water loss in liquid phase |
| D. Guttation | IV. Attraction towards polar surfaces |
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:
Identify the correct match of the type of water given in column-I and its character in column-II and select the correct option.
| Column-I | Column-II | ||
| (i) | Capillary water | (a) | present in the form of hydrated oxides of silicon and aluminium. |
| (ii) | Hygroscopic water | (b) | goes down through large pores between soil particles and reaches the water table. |
| (iii) | Combined water | (c) | held in between small non-colloidal soil particles. |
| (iv) | Gravitational water | (d) | held tightly around soil particles by adhesive forces. |
Match List - I with List - II.
| List-I | List-II | ||
| (a) | Cohesion | (i) | More attraction in liquid phase |
| (b) | Adhesion | (ii) | Mutual attraction among water molecules |
| (c) | Surface tension | (iii) | Water loss in liquid phase |
| (d) | Guttation | (iv) | Attraction towards polar surfaces |
Assertion (A): In the apoplast pathway, water movement is ultimately symplastic in the endodermis
Reason (R): Root endodermal cells are suberized
