BIOLOGY
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Chapter 36, Problem 4U
Water movement through cell walls is
a. apoplastic.
b. symplastic.
c. Both a and b are correct.
d. Neither a nor b is correct.
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A plant cell that contains a higher solute concentration than the solution that surrounds it
A. becomes plasmolyzed
B. lyses
C. becomes crenated
D. develops turgor pressure
When the central vacuole of a plant cell is _____________turgor pressure is __________.
A. full of water; low
B. full of water; high
C. empty; high
D. empty; unaffected
which of the following best describes the parenchyma tissue?
a. cells with moderately thick walls for flexibility
b. cells with very think walls with lignin for strength and support
c. cells that are long with tapered ends and cell walls with pits
d. cells that long and thin with large pores at their ends
e. cells with large spaces for water storage
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