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Root pressure is enough for transporting water in all trees.

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True

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The correct option is B False

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Q. Root pressure is enough to transport water in small trees and bushes.

Assertion: Root pressure can provide a modest pull in the overall water transport in plants.

Reason: It does play an important role in water movement in tall trees.

Q. Consider the following statements
(i) In mycorrhizal association the fungus provides minerals and water to the roots
(ii) Root pressure accounts for the majority of water transport in tall trees
(iii) Less than one percent of water reaching the leaves is used in photosynthesis
(iv) The rate of movement of water through xylem is up to 15 metres per hour The number of correct statement is

The major driving force for transport of water through xylem in plants, during the day, is __(i)__ and during the night, is __(ii)__.

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trees are planted in a straight line at intervals of

5 m .

To water them, the gardener needs to bring water for each tree, separately from a well, which is

10 m

from the first tree in line with the trees. How far will he have to walk in order to water all the trees beginning with the first tree? Assume that he starts from the first well, and he can carry enough water to water only one tree at a time.

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