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“Inner space” of plant cells is its
Option: 1
Apoplast
Option: 2
Symplast
Option: 3
Trans membrane space
Option: 4
Both b and c
Answers (1)
- The process of absorption can be demarcated into two main phases.
- In the first phase, initial rapid uptake of ions into the ‘free space’ or ‘outer space’ of cells – the apoplast, is passive.
- In the second phase of uptake, the ions are taken in slowly into the ‘inner space’ – the
- symplast of the cells.
In the second phase of ion uptake, the ions are taken in slowly into the ‘inner space’ – the symplast of the cells. Hence, the correct answer is option b.
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