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31Plant Structure TransportMedium1 mark
The diagrams show transverse sections of parts of a plant. Transport tissues are labelled 1 to 6.
leaf: a transverse section of a leaf blade with a thicker, downward-bulging midrib at the centre and small oval vascular bundles spaced along the blade; label 1 points to the upper part of the central (midrib) vascular bundle and to a neighbouring smaller bundle beside it, and label 2 points to the lower part of the central vascular bundle
leaf
stem and root: a transverse section of a stem (left), a ring of separate oval vascular bundles near its edge, with label 3 pointing to the inner part and label 4 to the outer part of one bundle; and a transverse section of a root (right), a central star-shaped core of tissue, with label 5 pointing to one arm of the core and label 6 to tissue between the arms
Which row shows two tissues that mainly transport water and two tissues that mainly transport sucrose?
mainly transport watermainly transport sucrose
A1 and 34 and 6
B2 and 34 and 5
C3 and 52 and 6
D4 and 62 and 3