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Translocation - GCSE Biology

🦊 In this GCSE Biology video, we describe translocation as the process of moving dissolved sugars produced by photosynthesis around the plant. It explains that during photosynthesis, carbon dioxide enters the leaves via stomata, water enters through the roots and moves up the xylem, and glucose is produced in the palisade cells of the leaves. Translocation, conducted by the phloem, is necessary for delivering sugars to various plant parts for respiration and growth, as well as for storing sugars in storage organs like tubers and roots for later use. The video emphasizes the need to understand the process of translocation, particularly its role in transporting sugars for respiration, growth, and storage, for exam preparation. 👋 Hi, we’re Launchpad Learning. We’re the same team behind SnapRevise, the UK’s leading A-level revision platform. For the last 2 years, we’ve been working behind the scenes on creating the UK’s smartest and most fun GCSE revision platform which will be available soon. 👉 Subscribe to our channel to stay in the loop about our launch date    / @launchpadlearn