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Keeping the guard cells turgid requires a continuous supply of both .................. ions and ...............

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To answer the question "Keeping the guard cells turgid requires a continuous supply of both .................. ions and ...............", we can break down the solution into the following steps: ### Step 1: Understand the Role of Guard Cells Guard cells are specialized cells that surround the stomata (small openings on the surface of leaves) and are responsible for regulating their opening and closing. Their turgidity (swollen state) is crucial for this function. **Hint:** Think about what processes are involved in the opening and closing of stomata. ### Step 2: Identify What Causes Turgidity ...
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ICSE-TRANSPORT IN PLANTS -TEST YOUR PROGRESS (Fill in the blanks with appropriate words )
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  2. Water potential is the sum of two opposing forces in a plant and ……………...

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  3. Keeping the guard cells turgid requires a continuous supply of both .....

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  4. Metabolic energy of the cell is utilized in ...................... abs...

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  5. Grapes immersed in a strong solution of sugar shrink. This is due to a...

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  6. The concentration of the cell sap plasmolysis takes place ……………………………

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  7. The stomata of most plants …………………..... in the evening and ..............

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  8. The portion of the solar spectrum that opens stomata, independent of C...

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  9. The osmotic pressure is equivalent to …………………………… potential according ...

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  10. DPD is also known as ……………………………..

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  11. The form and structure of growing cell are maintained because of ........

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  12. When plant absorbs water from the soil, the water potential of the roo...

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  13. When the fluid outside a cell has a greater concentration of a given m...

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  14. Water potential is the sum of two opposing forces in a plant and ……………...

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  15. The diffusion of water across a selectively permeable membrane is call...

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  16. The tendency of a solution to take up water when separated from pure w...

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  17. Water flows from where its potential is ……………………… to where its potenti...

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  18. From xylem to the air spaces in a leaf, water moves along a gradient o...

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  19. Water is pulled upward through the xylem against gravity because of………...

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  20. The pressure exerted by the cell wall to balance the turgor pressure i...

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