How Does Flow in the Xylem Differ from Flow in the Phloem

question 35

Multiple Choice

How does flow in the xylem differ from flow in the phloem?

• A) Flow in the xylem is generally from root to leaf, whereas flow in the phloem may be in either direction.
• B) Flow in the xylem requires energy expenditure by the plant, whereas flow in the phloem is completely passive.
• C) Flow in the xylem is driven by transpiration, whereas flow in the phloem depends on ATP.
• D) Flow in the xylem is caused by positive pressure on the xylem sap, whereas flow in the phloem results from negative pressure.
• E) Xylem flow relies on selective transport, whereas phloem does not.

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