In the active absorption, movement of water is through

Symplast

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Apoplast

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Active absorption requires input of energy. Energy is available in living tissues only where it is produced by the process of respiration.

Symplast is the living portion of a plant body, whereas apoplast is the non living portion. Hence, active absorption will always occur in symplast and not in apoplast.

So, the correct answer is 'Symplast'

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