Transport in Plants – Absorption, Transpiration, Translocation
Biology · Grade 11 · Week 35 · 25 questions
Transport in Plants is a key Grade 11 biology chapter focusing on Absorption, Transpiration, and Translocation. Concepts introduced here reappear in Grade 12 and are frequent sources of NEET questions.
What you'll practise
- Identify Absorption
- Evaluate Transpiration
- Identify Translocation
- Apply transport in plants concepts to NCERT exercise and exemplar problems
All 25 questions in this Transport in Plants – Absorption, Transpiration, Translocation quiz
Grade 11 Biology — Transport in Plants – Absorption, Transpiration, Translocation: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Most water absorption in plants occurs through
- Water ascent in tall trees is mainly explained by
- Transpiration is mainly through
- Stomata open and close due to changes in
- When guard cells become turgid
- Potassium ion movement causes stomatal
- Cohesion of water molecules is due to
- Adhesion of water to xylem walls helps in
- Translocation of sugars occurs in
- Pressure flow hypothesis explains
- Source in phloem is
- Sink in phloem is
- Factors affecting transpiration include
- At night, stomata of most plants
- CAM plants open stomata at
- Antitranspirants include
- Hydathodes are specialized for
- Uptake of minerals by roots is mostly
- Root pressure is maximum at
- Soil water available to plants is
- Permanent wilting point is when
- Apoplastic pathway is faster in
- Munch's hypothesis explains
- Sugars loaded in phloem in leaves cause
- Aquaporins are proteins that
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