Part of PP-04 — Transport in Plants & Mineral Nutrition

Transport in Plants & Mineral Nutrition — Visual Guide

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Water Transport Pathway in Roots

Nitrogen Cycle: Bacterial Steps

Root Cross-Section — Casparian Strip

Cross-section of a plant root showing Casparian strip in the endodermis

Image: Cross-section of a plant root showing the Casparian strip (suberin band, yellow) in the endodermal cells that blocks the apoplast pathway. Source: Wikimedia Commons (public domain).

Transpiration Routes — Quick Table

RoutePathwayPercentageRegulated?
StomatalStomatal pores via guard cells90–95%Yes — K+K^{+} / ABA
CuticularWaxy cuticle surface5–10%Partially (cuticle thickness)
LenticularLenticels in bark<1%No

Element Mobility and Deficiency Location

MobilityElementsDeficiency LocationExample Symptom
MobileN, P, K, MgOlder (lower) leaves firstChlorosis of old leaves (N); purple old leaves (P)
ImmobileCa, Fe, S, Mn, BYounger (upper) leaves / meristems firstNecrosis of shoot tips (Ca); interveinal chlorosis young leaves (Fe)

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