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    1. The phloem transports food (primarily sucrose) produced by leaves to areas that need it, such as roots. Sucrose is loaded into the phloem cells in leaves and transported through tubes called sieve tubes to all parts of the plant. 2. Active transport moves the sucrose against a pressure gradient from regions of high pressure in the leaves to regions of lower pressure in the roots and other plant parts. This process requires energy to move the sucrose through the phloem. 3. The soil profile consists of distinct layers with varying properties. The topsoil contains more organic matter like humus while the subsoil contains more minerals and less organic matter due to leaching. Deeper layers

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    1. The phloem transports food (primarily sucrose) produced by leaves to areas that need it, such as roots. Sucrose is loaded into the phloem cells in leaves and transported through tubes called sieve tubes to all parts of the plant. 2. Active transport moves the sucrose against a pressure gradient from regions of high pressure in the leaves to regions of lower pressure in the roots and other plant parts. This process requires energy to move the sucrose through the phloem. 3. The soil profile consists of distinct layers with varying properties. The topsoil contains more organic matter like humus while the subsoil contains more minerals and less organic matter due to leaching. Deeper layers

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    1. The phloem transports food (primarily sucrose) produced by leaves to areas that need it, such as roots. Sucrose is loaded into the phloem cells in leaves and transported through tubes called sieve tubes to all parts of the plant. 2. Active transport moves the sucrose against a pressure gradient from regions of high pressure in the leaves to regions of lower pressure in the roots and other plant parts. This process requires energy to move the sucrose through the phloem. 3. The soil profile consists of distinct layers with varying properties. The topsoil contains more organic matter like humus while the subsoil contains more minerals and less organic matter due to leaching. Deeper layers

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    1. The phloem transports food (primarily sucrose) produced by leaves to areas that need it, such as roots. Sucrose is loaded into the phloem cells in leaves and transported through tubes called sieve tubes to all parts of the plant. 2. Active transport moves the sucrose against a pressure gradient from regions of high pressure in the leaves to regions of lower pressure in the roots and other plant parts. This process requires energy to move the sucrose through the phloem. 3. The soil profile consists of distinct layers with varying properties. The topsoil contains more organic matter like humus while the subsoil contains more minerals and less organic matter due to leaching. Deeper layers

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