A herbaceous plant, growing in a nutrient solution, is placed in a well-lit container. Humid air is passed through the container. The diagram shows a section through a part of the plant. [Figure 10.1] The speeds of movement of the fluids in tissues R and S are measured. The humid air is then replaced by dry air and the speeds of movement of the fluids are measured again. Which effect does the change to dry air have on the measurements?
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D: tissue R: little change, tissue S: greatly increased upward movement
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