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Sugar loaded into the source end of the phloem draws water into the sieve tubes by osmosis, raising the pressure. What happens to the water at the sink end?
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Sugar loaded into the source end of the phloem draws water into the sieve tubes by osmosis, raising the pressure. What happens to the water at the sink end?

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it is pushed out harder and faster

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