In Plants, How are the Sugars Produced from Photosynthesis Moved

Question

In plants, how are the sugars produced from photosynthesis moved around?
A) via phloem sap
B) via xylem sap
C) via stomata
D) via embolisms

Accepted Answer

The sugars produced from photosynthesis in plants are transported via phloem sap, which is a specialized vascular tissue that moves nutrients and sugars from leaves to other parts of the plant. Xylem sap transports water and minerals, while stomata are tiny openings on leaves that regulate gas exchange. Embolisms are blockages in xylem vessels and are not involved in the transportation of sugars.