What is the driving force for the movement of materials in the phloem of plants?
a) adhesion of water to phloem sieve tubes
b) root pressure
c) a difference in osmotic water potential between the source and the sink.
d) gravity
e) transpiration of water through the stomates
Ans: c) a difference in osmotic water potential between the source and the sink.
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