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The translocation of water and minerals **upward** from roots to leaves is called:

ATranslocation of food
BAscent of sap
CGuttation
DImbibition
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: B. Ascent of sap
Ascent of sap = upward translocation of water + dissolved minerals through the xylem against gravity. Distinct from translocation of food (which is via phloem, both directions).
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