Translocation

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is A?

• Companion cell

• Phloem

• Xylem

• Sink

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is B.

• Phloem

• Sink

• Xylem

• Companion cell

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is C and F.

• Sink

• Companion cell

• Cell membrane

• Leaf cell

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is D.

• Cell membrane

• Xylem

• Mesophyll cell

• Leaf cell
  (source)

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is E.

• Sieve tube

• Pollen tube

• Xylem

• Phloem

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is G.

• Cell membrane

• Leaf cell

• Sink

• Companion cell

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is H and I.

• Sucrose

• Water

• Soluble molecule compound

• Coca cola

Study the diagram given below and then label the structure and the mechanism movement of the organic solutes.

What is J.

• Adenosine triphosphate (ATP)

• Water molecule

• Soluble molecule compound

• Sucrose

Name this hypothesis.

• Electro-osmosis

• Peristaltic waves

• Mass Flow/ Pressure flow hypothesis

• Cytoplasmic streaming

What pressure involve in this hypothesis.

• Hydrostatic pressure

• Fluid pressure

• Atmospheric pressure

• Absolute pressure