Aphid stylet can be used to study the movement of solutes in plant tissues by tapping into the phloem.
Aphid taps into phloem using a stylet. The stylet is removed from the aphid body after being introduced into the phloem. Phloem sap is still passing via the stylet. Analyze the solvent or carbohydrate sap. The radioactive CO2 used to grow plants is absorbed into the carbohydrates the plant manufacture.
The phloem sap contains carbon that has been radioactively tagged. Stylets positioned at various plant locations can display the pace of phloem sap migration.
The carbon in these photosynthesis-produced sugars is digested by the plant and is present in various molecules throughout the plant. Film or radiation detectors can be used to find this carbon. Consequently, it is possible to track the flow, application, and creation of these molecules.
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