1 What is aim of experimet
2 what are expected results from the experiment
1 What is aim of experimetAsked by lovemaan5500 | 26th Dec, 2017, 10:35: AM
Expert Answer:
1. The aim of the experiment is to demonstrate the role of xylem in the conduction of water and the role of phloem in the conduction of food in flowering plants.
2. Plant A obtains water and minerals in the presence of xylem. As a result, it is able to synthesise its food and stays healthy. Plant B lacks xylem and hence, does not get its supply of water and minerals. As a result, the leaves are seen drooping and will eventually result in the death of the plant.
1. The aim of the experiment is to demonstrate the role of xylem in the conduction of water and the role of phloem in the conduction of food in flowering plants.
2. Plant A obtains water and minerals in the presence of xylem. As a result, it is able to synthesise its food and stays healthy. Plant B lacks xylem and hence, does not get its supply of water and minerals. As a result, the leaves are seen drooping and will eventually result in the death of the plant.
Answered by Sheetal Kolte | 26th Dec, 2017, 01:12: PM
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