explain any three directional Movement in plants
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Their Are two Movements occuring In plants are ::_
1) Upward movement .
2) Downward Movement .
3) Lateral Movement .
Their Are two Movements occuring In plants are ::_
1) Upward movement .
2) Downward Movement .
3) Lateral Movement .
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There are three direction are:-
1) Upward
2) Downwards
3) lateral
Pholem is another transport system in plant that carries food of sucrose , a type of sugar from the leaves to other part plant parts. Sucrose is an end product of photosynthesis.
It is a complex permanent tissue present almost parallel to xylem . In this contrast to xylem , this consists of living cells called Sieve tube elements called and Sieve tube have elements . the end and side walls of sieve tubes have sieve areas which follow soluble substance to pass through . Once food molecules enter the pholem , they are transported upward , downward or in lateral directions . Pholem transport is bi-directional. This means that transportation occurs in two directions.
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1) Upward
2) Downwards
3) lateral
Pholem is another transport system in plant that carries food of sucrose , a type of sugar from the leaves to other part plant parts. Sucrose is an end product of photosynthesis.
It is a complex permanent tissue present almost parallel to xylem . In this contrast to xylem , this consists of living cells called Sieve tube elements called and Sieve tube have elements . the end and side walls of sieve tubes have sieve areas which follow soluble substance to pass through . Once food molecules enter the pholem , they are transported upward , downward or in lateral directions . Pholem transport is bi-directional. This means that transportation occurs in two directions.
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