In a ring girdled plant
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In a ring girdled plant root dies first
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In a ring girdled plant - The root dies first.
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- In girdling or ringing experiments, a ring of bark is cut from the stem. It also removes phloem.
- Nutrients collect above the ring, where the bark also swells up and may give rise to adventitious roots. Growth is also vigorous above the ring.
- The tissues below the ring not only show stoppage of growth but also begin to shrivel.
- Roots can be starved and killed, if the ring is not healed after some time.
- Killing of roots shall kill the whole plant, clearly showing that bark or phloem is involved in the movement of organic solutes towards root.
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