Biology · Transport in cellsCrossoverA researcher investigates potassium ion uptake by plant roots at two oxygen concentrations: 0% and 21% (normal air). Ion uptake is significantly higher at 21% oxygen. Which explanation best accounts for this?AOxygen directly reacts with potassium ions to help them cross the membraneBAerobic respiration at higher oxygen levels produces more ATP, providing more energy to power active transport of potassium ionsCAt 21% oxygen, the concentration gradient of potassium ions is steeper, making diffusion fasterDHigh oxygen levels increase membrane permeability, allowing more ions to enter by osmosisChoose an answer — or press 1234