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| DescriptionTranslocation from the source to the sink within the phloem.svg |
English: This is an annotated diagram of translocation of sucrose within the phloem. This happens within a plant during photosynthesis. The annotations within the diagram detail the flow of water. And other solutes in the phloem caused by, "the concentration gradient." |
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| Author | Alyssa Pham |
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