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[mastery %]Water moves from higher to lower water potential across a partially permeable membrane, so a cell in a concentrated solution loses water.
A plant cell placed in pure water will…
Water potential
Missed 3 of 4
Plasmolysis
Missed 2 of 3
Active transport vs diffusion
Missed 1 of 3
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