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Questions Related to ascent of sap
Ascent of sap is best explained by.
the major driving force in the movement of water in the xylem is
Read the following statements regarding transaction and select the correct option
I. Transpiration is the loss liquid droplets from the plant
II. Low atmospheric pressure inhibits transpiration
III. Transpiration maintains the shape and structure of plant parts
IV. Cuticular transpiration takes place only during day time
Which of the following sequence is completely cryptoanalysed?
Read the following statements and identify the incorrect difference between transpiration pull and root pressure.
Transpiration pull | Root pressure | |
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$(1)$ | Acts as main driving force for translocation of water in tall trees | It establishes chain of water molecules in xylem of tall trees |
$(2)$ | Its magnitude is maximum during day time | Its magnitude is maximum during early morning and night |
$(3)$ | It generates a strong positive water potential in xylem | It is a negative hydrostatic pressure developed in xylem |
$(4)$ | It is manifestation of passive water absorption | It generates from active water absorption |
A pressure that is responsible for pushing up water to small height in the stem is?
Match the columns.
Column I | Column II | ||
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A. | Semipermeable membrane | $1$. | Dixon and Jolly |
B. | Transpiration pull | $2$. | Manometer |
C. | Pulsation theory | $3$. | Holard |
D. | Root pressure | $4$. | JC Bose |
E. | Whole water content in soil | $5$. | Osmosis |
Who gave the imbibition theory of ascent of sap
Which of the plants can absorb water in the form of vapour from its atmosphere?
Attractive forces of cell walls for water molecules is termed as