Ascent of Sap

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Ascent of Sap: Overview

This Topic covers sub-topics such as Ascent of Sap, Vital Force Theory, Root Pressure Theory and, Physical Force Theory

Important Questions on Ascent of Sap

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Which of the following helps in ascent of sap?

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Xylem sap is made up of 

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Select the odd one out:

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Choose the correct match given in Column I with their role given in Column II.

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Root hair Wilting
Stomata Guttation
Hydathode Transpiration
Xylem vessels Ascent of sap

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Which of the following is more during the night ?

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In a physical demonstration of Cohesion-tension theory, a rise in the level of _____ demonstrates the tension.

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Sap in xylem flows out through the cut end of the well-watered stem of a plant, this phenomenon is called:

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Root pressure can be measured by means of:

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The upward movement of water (sap) from roots to aerial parts against the force of gravity is called

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Ascent of sap refers to the movement of water from

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Guard cells differ from epidermal cells in having

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The movement of materials through the vascular tissue of plants is called

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Root pressure on a tree is typically about 2-6 atm. This is sufficient to raise the water level up to a few feet. Tall trees get water at the top due to:

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In an experiment to monitor the ascent of sap, the following treatments were carried out to a twig dipped in water. In which case wilting will be observed? 

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Dixon and Jolly are associated with-

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The ultimate cause for the movement of water against gravity in a tree is :

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Which tissue is responsible for upward movement of the water during the ascent of sap in the plant?

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When stem of a herbaceous plant is cut, water oozes out due to

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The ascent of sap occurs due to

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After the mineral ions have reached xylem, their transport up the stem to all parts of the plants is through the