Which part of a sugar cane plant would contain the highest concentration of sucrose?

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Question

Which part of a sugar cane plant would contain the highest concentration of sucrose?

Accepted Answer

Stem internode — Award 1 mark for identifying the stem as the storage organ for sucrose in sugar cane. A is incorrect — leaves are the site of photosynthesis but sucrose is translocated away. B is incorrect — roots absorb water and minerals but do not store significant sucrose. D is incorrect — the growing point uses sugars for growth rather than storing them.

Answer

Leaf blade

Answer

Stem internode

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Root tip

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Growing point

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