Plant and Soil Interactions Through Active Transport
Explore how plants move water and nutrients using diffusion and active transport. Conduct a hands-on activity with celery to observe the process in action. Gain insights into the role of xylem in plant physiology.
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ACTIVE TRANSPORT ACTIVE TRANSPORT Name Date
Where I work Job title A little about me About Me
Plant and Soil Interactions Plants move water and nutrients by diffusion or active transport. How do water and nutrients get from the roots to the rest of the plant? Active transport is the process used by cells to move molecules from an area of lower concentration to higher concentration.
Activity Pour 10 drops of food coloring into the cup, make sure it is enough to cover the base. Place 2 piece of celery into cup of food coloring so it is resting on its cut surface. Wait 10-15 minutes. What do you think will happen with the food coloring?
Add some pictures of you doing your job/ the facility you work in.
Review What did you observe with the celery? The hollow tubes are xylem
QUESTIONS QUESTIONS? ?
