Please help with both parts 1. If sugars are actively loaded into phloem cellsmassively increasing the solute concentration,what will the solute potential and thus waterpotential be relative to adjacent xylem cells whichhave only dilute ion concentration2. What are some exmaples of sink cells or tissuesfor sucrose?

Solutes reduce water potential (resulting in a negative Ψw) by consuming some of the potential…

assively increasing the solute concentration, at will the solute potential and thus water tential be relative to adjacent xylem cells which ve only dilute ion concentration What are some exmaples of sink cells or tissues sucrose?

assively increasing the solute concentration, at will the solute potential and thus water tential be relative to adjacent xylem cells which ve only dilute ion concentration What are some exmaples of sink cells or tissues sucrose?

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Please help with both parts

1. If sugars are actively loaded into phloem cells
massively increasing the solute concentration,
what will the solute potential and thus water
potential be relative to adjacent xylem cells which
have only dilute ion concentration
2. What are some exmaples of sink cells or tissues
for sucrose?

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