chapter 10 Life Processes in Plants - Part 6

What happens to phloem sap pressure when sucrose is unloaded at the sink organ?

Type: MCQ • Marks: 1
What happens to phloem sap pressure when sucrose is unloaded at the sink organ?
Options
A. Xylem collapses
B. Water exits phloem by osmosis, decreasing hydrostatic pressure
C. Pressure increases
D. Stomata open
Explanation
Unloading sugar lowers solute concentration at sink; water leaves phloem back into xylem, maintaining a pressure gradient.
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