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What is meant by translocation? What theories have been advanced to explain translocation in plants? Discuss the value and weakness of each.

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  1. Translocation involves the movement of hormones within the plant; theories include the hormonal signaling theory and the vascular bundle theory.
  2. Translocation is the growth response of plants to gravity; theories include the gravitropism theory and the starch-statolith hypothesis.
  3. Translocation is the process by which plants absorb sunlight for photosynthesis; theories include light-chasing theory and phototropism.
  4. Translocation is explained by the xylem-flow theory
  5. Translocation is the movement of water in plants
  6. Translocation is the exchange of gases in plants; theories include the gas exchange theory and the stomatal pump theory.
  7. Translocation is the movement of nutrients from the leaves to other parts of the plant body. Theories to explain this process include the pressure-flow theory, the cyclosis theory, and the theory of cytoplasmic tubules.
  8. Translocation refers to the movement of plants from one location to another; theories include the wind-dispersal theory and water-dispersal theory.
  9. Translocation is the distribution of seeds by a plant; theories include the seed dispersal theory and the autochory theory.
  10. Translocation involves the movement of nutrients from roots to leaves

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