Explain the pressure-flow hypothesis by first completing the statements with the terms provided, and then rearranging the statements so that they appear in chronological order. Once sentences are complete, drag & drop the labels below into the correct order. sink phloem parenchyma source xylem active transport photosynthesis diffusion turgor pressure XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX The water and sugar solution flows along the pressure gradient toward a Lowered turgor pressure causes water to return to the xylem by Sugar molecules move into the sieve tubes of the by Leaf cells (the molecules through, ) produce sugar Sugar molecules are moved by active transport from the phloem to storage cells in the root. Water from the and causes increases in enters the phloem sugar molecules water molecules

Explain the pressure-flow hypothesis by first completing the statements with the terms provided, and then rearranging the statements so that they appear in chronological order. Once sentences are complete, drag & drop the labels below into the correct order. sink phloem parenchyma source xylem active transport photosynthesis diffusion turgor pressure XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX XXXXXXXXXXXX The water and sugar solution flows along the pressure gradient toward a Lowered turgor pressure causes water to return to the xylem by Sugar molecules move into the sieve tubes of the by Leaf cells (the molecules through, ) produce sugar Sugar molecules are moved by active transport from the phloem to storage cells in the root. Water from the and causes increases in enters the phloem sugar molecules water molecules

Comprehensive Medical Terminology

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Chapter8: The Nervous System

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