H+ are pumped out of companion cell into cell wall by proton pump using ATP (active). This creates a gradient. H+ then passes down concentration gradient along with sucorose through a carrier protein (sucrose against concentration gradient and H down concentration gradient). So in overall sucrose moves in by facilitated diffusion due to the gradient primary created by the active pumping of H+. Once inside companion cells, sucrose moves into seive tube through plasmodesmata by passive diffusion.
@@biologybel3araby799 then why is the answer actively through cotransporter proteins? shouldnt it be passively cause no energy is being used as sucrose is just following down the H+ concentration gradient
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Does sucrose move into companion cell by facilitated diffusion or active transport
H+ are pumped out of companion cell into cell wall by proton pump using ATP (active). This creates a gradient. H+ then passes down concentration gradient along with sucorose through a carrier protein (sucrose against concentration gradient and H down concentration gradient). So in overall sucrose moves in by facilitated diffusion due to the gradient primary created by the active pumping of H+. Once inside companion cells, sucrose moves into seive tube through plasmodesmata by passive diffusion.
@@biologybel3araby799 then why is the answer actively through cotransporter proteins? shouldnt it be passively cause no energy is being used as sucrose is just following down the H+ concentration gradient
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