Biology, asked by fenita, 1 month ago

how do minerals enter the roots from the soil? 1) diffusion 2) osmosis 3) transpiration 4) active transport​

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Answered by jatinindora88
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Mineral Uptake

Root cells contain proton pumps that actively expel H+ ions (stored in the vacuole of root cells) into the surrounding soil.

The H+ ions displace the positively charged mineral ions from the clay, allowing them to diffuse into the root along a gradient.

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Answered by PravatMallick
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The answers are :

1) diffusion

2) osmosis

4) active transportation

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