Photosynthesis in Higher PlantsHard
Question
Translocation of carbohydrate nutrients usually occurs in the form of
Options
A.glucose
B.maltose
C.starch
D.sucrose
Solution
In plants, translocation, ie, movement of organic nutrients from the region of supply to the region of sink or utilization occurs through phloem sieve tube/sieve cells
tissue. Translocated organic nutrients constitute 10 -26% carbohydrates (usually sucrose) and 1 % nitrogenous components (mostly amino acids).
tissue. Translocated organic nutrients constitute 10 -26% carbohydrates (usually sucrose) and 1 % nitrogenous components (mostly amino acids).
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