Because the cellular fluids of marine sponges and cnidarians are to the surrounding water, their cells tend to by osmosis. D. hypersosmotic, gain water A. hypoosmotic, lose water E. isosmotic, neither gain nor lose water B. hypoosmotic, gain water O C. hypersosmotic, lose water

Because the cellular fluids of marine sponges and cnidarians are to the surrounding water, their cells tend to by osmosis. D. hypersosmotic, gain water A. hypoosmotic, lose water E. isosmotic, neither gain nor lose water B. hypoosmotic, gain water O C. hypersosmotic, lose water

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Chapter35: Stem Structure And Transport

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Because the cellular fluids of marine sponges and cnidarians are
to the
surrounding water, their cells tend to
by osmosis.
D. hypersosmotic, gain water
A. hypoosmotic, lose water
E. isosmotic, neither gain nor lose water
O B. hypoosmotic, gain water
O C. hypersosmotic, lose water

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