Asked by Kristin Sfero on May 05, 2024

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Four of the five answers listed below are the most common sinks for sugar deposition. Select the exception.

A) immature fruits
B) roots
C) leaves
D) immature seeds
E) shoots

Sugar Deposition

The process by which sugar molecules are laid down or accumulated in certain tissues or organs, often referring to plant mechanisms for storing energy.

Immature Fruits

Immature fruits are those that have been harvested before reaching full growth and development, often resulting in less sweetness and a firmer texture.

Immature Seeds

Seeds that have not fully developed or reached maturity.

  • Understand the transportation of solutes within plant systems, with an emphasis on the directional nature of translocation.
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AE
Antanika EbanksMay 08, 2024
Final Answer :
C
Explanation :
Leaves are typically the site of photosynthesis where sugars are produced rather than being a primary sink for sugar deposition. Sugar is mainly transported from leaves to other parts of the plant where it is needed for growth or storage.