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Look at the experiment shown in Fig. Why was it necessary to take coloured eosin solution in water in the beaker?

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Look at the experiment shown in Fig. Why was it necessary to take coloured eosin solution in water in the beaker?

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The plant’s transport system consists of continuous vascular bundles in its stem, root, and leaf stalks. To show that water and salts migrate up the xylem, a coloured stain solution, similar to eosin, is used in a beaker. This coloured solution visualises and tracks the movement of water and salts in the plant’s vascular system, making the process easier to see.

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Chapter 4: Absorption by roots: The Processes Involved - Progress Check [Page 52]

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Selina Concise Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 4 Absorption by roots: The Processes Involved
Progress Check | Q 2. | Page 52
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