Which of the following does notaccurately describe movement within plants?

A. Movement of sugars within the xylem results from changes in concentration of water. B. Changes in the concentration of nutrients affect the cause of movement of fluid through phloem.

C. Cohesion and adhesion contribute to capillary action, which contributes to water movement.

D. Transpiration is the only force that drives water movement within a plant.

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Zoey Clements

13 September, 14:15

Which of the following does notaccurately describe movement within plants?

A. Movement of sugars within the xylem results from changes in concentration of water. B. Changes in the concentration of nutrients affect the cause of movement of fluid through phloem.

C. Cohesion and adhesion contribute to capillary action, which contributes to water movement.

D. Transpiration is the only force that drives water movement within a plant.

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Annabel Shelton · Answer 1

Many movements are involved in the process of food-making of plants. one of which is transpiration. If humans sweat through his skin pores, plants sweat through its stoma (stomata-plural form) which is found underside the plants' leaf. The main purpose of transpiration is to exchange gases by releasing water through the stomata but it is not the only force that drives water movement within a plant, so, the answer would probably be letter c.