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How does H20 move in plants
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Apoplast
water moves outside cells without passing through cell memerane

Symplast
water moves through the cells by moving through plasmodesmata (channels traversing plant cell walls)
plasmodesmata are holes in
cell membranes

The … cells prevent water from entering the steele (xlyem) through the apoplast.
casparian strip
Water that has entered the steele traveled through the. … How is this a way water is filtered ?
symplast
In this way water is filtered as it has to go through a cell membrane
What does the casparian strip do
Prevents water from entering xylem via apoplast

In order for water to reach the xylem from the soil
it can travel through both apoplast and symplast but has to cross through the symplast to get to the xylem.
Another way to describe the apoplast would be
the cell wall and gaps between cells