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(C) In the root,water moves through the apoplast pathway until it reaches the endodermis. Due to the presence of the Casparian strip (suberin) in the

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(C) In the root,water moves through the apoplast pathway until it reaches the endodermis. Due to the presence of the Casparian strip (suberin) in the endodermal cell walls,water is blocked from moving further through the apoplast. Consequently,water is forced to enter the cell through the plasma membrane (symplast) to cross the endodermis. This specific movement of water across the cell membranes is known as the transmembrane pathway.

Property	Simple Diffusion	Facilitated Transport	Active Transport
Transport Saturation	$P$	Yes	Yes
Uphill Transport	No	No	$Q$
Requirement of Energy	No	$R$	Yes

Water is forced to move through the cell membranes from the endodermis onwards. What is this pathway called?

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Choose the correct option for $P, Q$ and $R$.
Property Simple Diffusion Facilitated Transport Active Transport
Transport Saturation $P$ Yes Yes
Uphill Transport No No $Q$
Requirement of Energy No $R$ Yes

$P, Q$ and $R$ respectively are:

$A-$ In an antiport,both molecules move in opposite directions.
$R -$ In symport,only one molecule crosses the membrane in the same direction.

The entry and exit of ions to and from the symplast requires the expenditure of

Which of the following processes is immediately affected by the loss of $ATP$?

Which of the following processes shows uphill transport?

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