21. Which of the following is NOT TRUE regarding movement of water and solutes t

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21. Which of the following is NOT TRUE regarding movement of water and solutes through an apoplastic route into the xylem? from cell to cell through channels known as plasmodesmata. A. Water and solutes move B. Water and solutes cannot pass through the waxy Casparian strip. C. Water and solutes are forced to cross the plasma membrane of the endodermal cells and enter the stele via the symplast. Water and solutes move along the continuum of cells walls and extracellular spaces. D. -22. If the guard cells and surrounding cells in a plant are deficient in potassium (K+), which of the following would occur? A. Protons would enter the guard cells and cause them to increase in turgor. B. Protons would leave the guard cells and cause them to become flaccid. C. The stomata would not open D. The stomata would not close.

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Answer: A plasmodesmata cannot directly moves water and solute is explained by the following:

Answer: all the 4 options is correct is explained by the following:

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