Why bidirectional translocation of minerals takes place in phloem?
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➡️ phloem transports food formed by leaves to various parts of plant like stem and root ... since roots and stems can't synthesize their own food , phloem has to transport it downwards and upwards respectively.
hence phloem provides bidirectional translocation...
➡️ whereas if we take the case of xylem , it conducts water . water can only be absorbed by roots . roots are present at the bottom of plant , hence flow of water will be unidirectional, that is , upwards.
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➡️ phloem transports food formed by leaves to various parts of plant like stem and root ... since roots and stems can't synthesize their own food , phloem has to transport it downwards and upwards respectively.
hence phloem provides bidirectional translocation...
➡️ whereas if we take the case of xylem , it conducts water . water can only be absorbed by roots . roots are present at the bottom of plant , hence flow of water will be unidirectional, that is , upwards.
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hope it helps !! ❤️✌️
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Because process in phloem includes transportation of food that is prepared in leaves
therefore bidirectional translocation takes place
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therefore bidirectional translocation takes place
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