Plant Physiology (Biology 327) - Dr. Stephen G. Saupe; College of St. Benedict/ St. John's University; Biology Department; Collegeville, MN 56321; (320) 363 - 2782; (320) 363 - 3202, fax; ssaupe@csbsju.edu |
Plant Transport Case Study
Study the data provided (not inserted) and answer the questions True or False. If the answer is false, correct the statement
Response | Question | |
1 | Ringing a stem prevents transport in the xylem | |
2 | Ringing a stem destroys the phloem but not the xylem | |
3 | Woody tissue transports carbohydrates/organic compounds | |
4 | Phloem is located in the bark of a woody plant | |
5 | Girdling a tree will prevent the leaves from getting water | |
6 | A tree that is girdled will die because it dies from thirst | |
7 | Phloem transports organic materials from the leaves to the roots | |
8 | Phloem only transports organic materials downward and xylem only transports water upward | |
9 | Phloem can transport water upward | |
10 | Phloem will likely transport organic materials from a fruit to a leaf | |
11 | Phloem will likely transport organic materials from an old leaf to a young leaf | |
12 | Phloem can transport organic materials from the roots to aerial parts of the plant, but only in the autumn | |
13 | Phloem transport requires live cells | |
14 | Xylem transport requires live cells |
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