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cell (passive transport)
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increases water pressure in cell
pushes H₂O and dissolved sugar along phloem
Home
10 Mil
H₂C
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Slide 45 of 48
Insert Draw Design
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Have
higger
welter concentration
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xylem
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water
sieve
plates
water
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phloem
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Animations
Active transport
companion
source
cell
(leaf mesophyll cell)
nucleus
sieve tilberements
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Slide Show
sink
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glucose and
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nucleus
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Transcribed Image Text:1:42 PM Mon Apr 3 < 42 43 44 45 46 47 5 af D O 6. Plant...1 copy stele cambs Photopols d adid tofa ufuk ce Transpiration (water loss) • Evaporation of H₂O films on mesophyll cells • Diffusion of water vapor through stomata Tension created in leaf Pulls water up xylem from soil fansion dow koks, brama, and Lommen root hair epidermis endodermis xylem pericycle phloem Phloem transport Sugar transferred from photosynthetic cell to Sugar leaves sieve cell via diffusion H₂O leaves via osmosis cortex 433 when shampts are an get cle in the f companion cell by passive and active transport Sugar transferred to sieve tube cell from companion cell (passive transport) H₂O enters sieve element cell via osmosis increases water pressure in cell pushes H₂O and dissolved sugar along phloem Home 10 Mil H₂C A Slide 45 of 48 Insert Draw Design асс cl Have higger welter concentration 9999.993 xylem BE water sieve plates water ●●● Transitions phloem Ruler Animations Active transport companion source cell (leaf mesophyll cell) nucleus sieve tilberements BI nudeus Draw with Touch Slide Show sink (root cell) chloroplast glucose and other sugars nucleus nucleus starch molecules starch grain companion cell Figure 9 Transporting sugars from a source to a sink cell involves both passive and active transport. Ink to Text Notes 76% Ink to Shape Comments
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