Exudation or bleeding is associated with
(a) capillarity
(b) imbibition
(c) hydrostatic pressure in the root
(d) pulsation in the innermost layer of cortex

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(c) hydrostatic pressure in the root

Exudation is due to the negative hydrostatic pressure in the roots (the pressure that enables the roots to absorb water from the soil).

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Exudation or bleeding is associated with (a) capillarity (b) imbibition (c) hydrostatic pressure in the root (d) pulsation in the innermost layer of cortex

(c) hydrostatic pressure in the root Exudation is due to the negative hydrostatic pressure in the roots (the pressure that enables the roots to absorb water from the soil).

Exudation or bleeding is associated with
(a) capillarity
(b) imbibition
(c) hydrostatic pressure in the root
(d) pulsation in the innermost layer of cortex

(c) hydrostatic pressure in the root

Exudation is due to the negative hydrostatic pressure in the roots (the pressure that enables the roots to absorb water from the soil).