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Secondary xylem contains all of the following cell types except :
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Movement of a molecule from source to sink
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Translocation
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Vascular bundles of herbaceous _______ stems are arranged in a circle in cross section.
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Embryonic shoots located at the tips of stems are covered by ____.
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Diagram and label a cross section of (1) a woody stem before the vascular cambium becomes active and (2) a woody stem from the same plant after the vascular cambium has been active for a considerable length of time.
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Describe how water potential is related to water movement in a plant.
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The driving force for the movement of water in plants is difference in water _______.
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One reason that water is able to form unbroken columns is because water molecules are cohesive.
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Water is transported vertically through the plant via the process of translocation.
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Before being loaded into the phloem for translocation, the carbohydrates produced during photosynthesis must be converted into which molecule?
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Diffusion of water
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Turgor pressure
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When cells of the vascular cambium divide, they produce xylem toward the outside.
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Water is capable of rising to the tops of the tallest trees due to the:
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Explains the movement of materials in the phloem
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Pressure-flow model
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Concentric rings found in the cross section of the wood of trees are known as:
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Explain how dissolved sugar is transported in the phloem by means of a pressure gradient.
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