restion 11 The standing osmotic gradient hypothesis uses the following to explain increased water absorption when the lateral intercellular spaces are long, narrow and express extra Na/K pumps O A. Active transport of water OB. Increased sodium absorption when water absorption is increased O C. Increased water absorption when a water concentration gradient is increased

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