In the beaker below there is 500 ml of water with 300 mM sucrose (an osmotically active sugar). The guard cell inside of the beaker (the circle) has had its wall removed, but still has a cell membrane. It has 300 mM sucrose inside. Sucrose can be pumped into or out of the cell. Water will move passively. What will happen in the following scenarios (consider each independently). You add 500 ml of water with 600 mM sucrose to the beaker. Choose. Choose. You add water with no sucrose to beaker Choose. Water will enter the cell water will leave the cell

In the beaker below there is 500 ml of water with 300 mM sucrose (an osmotically active sugar). The guard cell inside of the beaker (the circle) has had its wall removed, but still has a cell membrane. It has 300 mM sucrose inside. Sucrose can be pumped into or out of the cell. Water will move passively. What will happen in the following scenarios (consider each independently). You add 500 ml of water with 600 mM sucrose to the beaker. Choose. Choose. You add water with no sucrose to beaker Choose. Water will enter the cell water will leave the cell

BIOLOGY:CONCEPTS+APPL.(LOOSELEAF)

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ISBN:9781305967359

Author:STARR

Publisher:STARR

Chapter26: Plant Nutrition And Transport

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