Transportation in plants
Why transportation???
• Transportation is very important in plants .As leaves systhesis their food by
  photosynthesis and roots absorb water and minerals the food need to be
  transported to every part of the cell for proper functioning of the plant
• Plants transport system will move energy stores from leaves and raw
  materials from roots these two pathways are constructed as independently
  organised conducting tubes one xylem which transports water and minerals
  and phloem which transports food made by the process photosynthesis
  plants have low energy needs because large proportion of plant cells are
  dead cells so the relatively have slow transport system
Transport of water

 xylem tissue, vessel, trachieds of the roots, stems and leaves are interconnected
to from a continuous system of water conducting channel reaching all parts of
the plant
At the roots cells in the contact of soil take up ions actively this creates
difference in concentration of these ions between root and the soil water
therfor moves in to root to eliminate this difference
how is water
transported against
   gravity???????
Ascent of sap


• In the case of land lying plants such as creepers root pressure is suffiecient
  for water transport
• In the case of large and tall trees transpiration pull creates tension in the
  xylem vessels and helps in upward movement of water
Transport of food


• The food produced by the leaf through photosynthesis need to be
  transported to all the parts of the plant by phloem transport of soluble
  products of photosynthesis is called as translocation .the phloem transports
  amino acids and other substances these substances are especially transported
  to storage organs of root fruits seeds and to growing organs
Transportation system of phloem

• Unlike xylem the translocation in phloem is achieved by utilizing energy.

• Material like surcrose is transferred into phloem tissue usingthe energy from
  atp this increases osmotic pressure of the tissue causing water to move to it
  this pressure allows the material according to plant needs
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• Done by
• Sritej, yashwant ,prabhath sai charan ,tejitha, likitha

Transportation in plants

  • 1.
  • 2.
    Why transportation??? • Transportationis very important in plants .As leaves systhesis their food by photosynthesis and roots absorb water and minerals the food need to be transported to every part of the cell for proper functioning of the plant • Plants transport system will move energy stores from leaves and raw materials from roots these two pathways are constructed as independently organised conducting tubes one xylem which transports water and minerals and phloem which transports food made by the process photosynthesis plants have low energy needs because large proportion of plant cells are dead cells so the relatively have slow transport system
  • 3.
    Transport of water xylem tissue, vessel, trachieds of the roots, stems and leaves are interconnected to from a continuous system of water conducting channel reaching all parts of the plant At the roots cells in the contact of soil take up ions actively this creates difference in concentration of these ions between root and the soil water therfor moves in to root to eliminate this difference
  • 4.
    how is water transportedagainst gravity???????
  • 5.
    Ascent of sap •In the case of land lying plants such as creepers root pressure is suffiecient for water transport • In the case of large and tall trees transpiration pull creates tension in the xylem vessels and helps in upward movement of water
  • 6.
    Transport of food •The food produced by the leaf through photosynthesis need to be transported to all the parts of the plant by phloem transport of soluble products of photosynthesis is called as translocation .the phloem transports amino acids and other substances these substances are especially transported to storage organs of root fruits seeds and to growing organs
  • 7.
    Transportation system ofphloem • Unlike xylem the translocation in phloem is achieved by utilizing energy. • Material like surcrose is transferred into phloem tissue usingthe energy from atp this increases osmotic pressure of the tissue causing water to move to it this pressure allows the material according to plant needs
  • 8.
    Thank u • Doneby • Sritej, yashwant ,prabhath sai charan ,tejitha, likitha