What Is the Driving Force for the Movement of Solutes

question 11

Multiple Choice

What is the driving force for the movement of solutes in the phloem of plants?

• A) gravity
• B) a difference in water potential (Ψ) between the source and the sink
• C) root pressure
• D) transpiration of water through the stomata
• E) adhesion of water to phloem sieve tubes

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Definitions:

Feature-film

A full-length film intended as the main attraction of a cinema viewing, typically running longer than one hour.

Silent-sound Hybrid

Films that incorporate both silent and sound elements, marking the transition period from silent cinema to the introduction of sound film.

Vitaphone Technology

Refers to an early method for sound film production and presentation using analog sound-on-disc technology developed by Western Electric and Warner Bros.

Western Electric

An American electrical engineering and manufacturing company that played a crucial role in the development of sound cinema technology in the early 20th century.