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What does it mean if a liquid is 'hypertonic' to plant cells?.

What does it mean if a liquid is 'hypertonic' to plant cells?.
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What does it mean if a liquid is 'hypertonic' to plant cells?.

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Hypertonic- plasmolyized

isotonic- flaccid

hypotonic-turgid





it means there is more sugar/ salt concentration in ratio to water
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