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- Why does transport reach a maximum or become saturated in facilitated ...
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- Mention one similarity between transport proteins and enzyme proteins.
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- What is the unit of water potential?
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- Define solute potential.
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- What is the value of water potential of pure water?
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- What is the effect of increased and decreased solute concentration on ...
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- What determines the cell to cell movement of water in plants?
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- Represent the relationship between water potential, solute potential a...
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- Name the structures in plant cells which determine the movement of mol...
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- Mention the two factors on which the net rate and direction of osmosis...
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- What is osmotic pressure?
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- Explain what will happen to a plant cell if it is kept in a solution h...
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- A plant cell is kept in a hypotonic solution. What will happen to the ...
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- A plant cell when kept in a cetain solution got plasmolysed. What was ...
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- How can you revert a freshly plasmolysed cell to its original state?
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- Define imbibition.
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- Why is imbibition considered a method of diffusion?
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- Give one example of imbibition occuring in the life of plants.
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- Why should there be a long distance transport system in plants?
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- What is meant by mass flow?
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