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 The RBCs (red blood cells) should have shriveled in one test tube of horse blood with which you worked. Shriveling occurred because the solution surrounding the RBCs. . . A. had a higher concentration of water than the RBCs B. was hypotonic compared to the RBCs C. was hypertonic compared to the RBCs D. was isotonic with the RBCs

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 The RBCs (red blood cells) should have shriveled in one test tube of horse blood with which you worked. Shriveling occurred because the solution surrounding the RBCs. . . A. had a higher concentration of water than the RBCs B. was hypotonic compared to the RBCs C. was hypertonic compared to the RBCs D. was isotonic with the RBCs

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