Question

Vascular plants, like this one, use sunlight to make food through the process of photosynthesis. Most food, a sugar, is made in the plant's leaves. How does the plant move the sugar to other parts?

Answer 1

Use of Sunlight to Make Food

Explanation:

• Plants don't utilize all the pieces of the air, they just utilize the carbon dioxide (CO2) to make their nourishment.
• They produce oxygen during this procedure. Plants use The photosynthesis to make sugar by the Uses of the Plant.
• The nourishment which is set up by the procedure of photosynthesis in the leaves of a plant must be transported  to different parts like stem, roots and branches.
• Consequently this nourishment is transported  to different pieces of the plant through a sort of cylinders called phloem.
• The nourishment made by the leaves is as straightforward sugar.  
• Plants have chlorophyll that utilizes daylight to accumulate vitality.
• The vitality is then used to change carbon dioxide from the air into sugars like glucose and fructose.
• The plants at that point load the sugars from the leaves into the phloem in anticipation of transport to different zones of the plant.