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Biology
Plant Science (Botany)
Plant Physiology
1. Introduction to Plant Physiology
2. Plant Cell Structure and Function
3. Plant Tissues and Organ Systems
4. Water Relations and Transport
5. Plant Mineral Nutrition
6. Photosynthesis
7. Respiration and Energy Metabolism
8. Phloem Transport and Translocation
9. Plant Growth and Development
10. Plant Hormones and Signaling
11. Environmental Responses
Phloem Transport and Translocation
Phloem Structure and Organization
Sieve Tube Elements
Cell Structure
Enucleate Condition
Reduced Organelles
Specialized Cytoplasm
Sieve Plates
Pore Structure
Callose Deposition
Pore Diameter
Sieve Tube Continuity
End-to-End Connections
Pressure Transmission
Companion Cells
Metabolic Functions
High Metabolic Activity
Organelle Density
Enzyme Systems
Connection to Sieve Elements
Plasmodesmatal Links
Metabolic Support
Types of Companion Cells
Ordinary Companion Cells
Transfer Cells
Intermediary Cells
Phloem Parenchyma
Storage Functions
Metabolic Support
Structural Role
Phloem Fibers
Mechanical Support
Structural Organization
Substances Transported in Phloem
Carbohydrates
Sucrose
Primary Transport Sugar
Concentration Gradients
Loading and Unloading
Other Sugars
Raffinose Family Oligosaccharides
Sugar Alcohols
Starch Derivatives
Nitrogenous Compounds
Amino Acids
Glutamine
Asparagine
Other Amino Acids
Proteins
Specific Transport Proteins
Signaling Proteins
Nucleic Acids
mRNA Transport
siRNA Movement
Hormones and Signaling Molecules
Plant Hormones
Auxin Transport
Cytokinin Movement
Other Hormones
Signaling Compounds
Defense Signals
Developmental Signals
Minerals and Ions
Potassium
Phosphate
Other Mobile Nutrients
Pressure-Flow Hypothesis
Theoretical Framework
Münch Hypothesis
Mass Flow Theory
Pressure-Driven Transport
Source Regions
Photosynthetic Tissues
Mature Leaves
Green Stems
Storage Tissues
Mobilizing Reserves
Seasonal Patterns
Sink Regions
Growing Tissues
Meristems
Developing Organs
Storage Tissues
Accumulating Reserves
Seasonal Storage
Reproductive Structures
Flowers
Fruits
Seeds
Phloem Loading
Apoplastic Loading
Sucrose Transporters
Energy Requirements
Concentration Against Gradient
Symplastic Loading
Plasmodesmatal Transport
Size Exclusion Limits
Passive Movement
Polymer Trapping
Raffinose Synthesis
Size Exclusion
Phloem Unloading
Symplastic Unloading
Plasmodesmatal Connections
Direct Transfer
Apoplastic Unloading
Transporter-Mediated
Metabolic Control
Post-Phloem Transport
Short-Distance Movement
Cellular Uptake
Turgor Pressure Gradients
Pressure Generation
Osmotic Effects
Water Uptake
Pressure Transmission
Bulk Flow
Resistance Factors
Pressure Relief
Unloading Processes
Water Removal
Source-Sink Relationships
Source-Sink Dynamics
Developmental Changes
Leaf Maturation
Organ Development
Environmental Effects
Light Availability
Nutrient Status
Seasonal Variations
Growth Cycles
Storage Patterns
Allocation Patterns
Partitioning Rules
Proximity Effects
Sink Strength
Competition Among Sinks
Developmental Priority
Metabolic Demand
Regulation of Transport
Source Activity
Photosynthetic Rate
Loading Efficiency
Sink Activity
Metabolic Demand
Unloading Capacity
Transport Capacity
Phloem Development
Conductivity Changes
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