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Why do we need sink in plants

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Answered by Anonymous
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Sinks also include sugar storage locations, such as roots, tubers, or bulbs. ... Because the plant has no existing leaves, its only source of sugar for growth is the sugar stored in roots, tubers, or bulbs from the last growing season. These storage sites now serve as sources, while actively developing leaves are sinks.

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Sinks also include sugar storage locations, such as roots, tubers, or bulbs. ... Because the plant has no existing leaves, its only source of sugar for growth is the sugar stored in roots, tubers, or bulbs from the last growing season. These storage sites now serve as sources, while actively developing leaves are sinks.

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