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Sugar Transport In Plants

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Which of the following best explains why sugar moves from a leaf source to a growing root?

A

Roots consume sugar; the decreased sugar concentration in the roots creates a pressure gradient that draws more sugar from the source.

B

Roots synthesize sugar; the increased sugar concentration in the roots creates a demand for supplemental sugar production from the source.

C

Roots store sugar; the increased sugar concentration in the roots creates a hormonal imbalance that draws more sugar from the source.

D

Roots release sugar; the decreased sugar concentration in the roots allows the xylem to eliminate excess sugar arriving from the source.

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