What is the first step in the pressure flow mechanism of translocation?

A) Sugar is loaded into the xylem at the source.
B) Sugar is loaded into the phloem at the source.
C) Water is loaded into the phloem at the source.
D) Water is loaded into the phloem at the sink.


B

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A friend is writing one of those “Animals Attack!” style movies, and needs your help choosing a species to fill the title role. The plot, to the extent that it can be called a plot, requires an organism that feasts on other animals with hard shells, and can sustain massive injuries only to come back stronger and in greater numbers. What species do you recommend?

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