information for number 10 only B. OsmosisFor this part of activity, please refer to the procedures listed below.1. Strip off a thin layer of the outer epidermis of the undersurface of the leaf ofRhoeo discolor.2. Place a drop of distilled water on a microscope slide.3. Add a cover slip and examine under the LPO, then HPO.4. Focus on the stomata and observe the condition of the guard cells.5. Apply a small piece of blotting or tissue paper on the edge of the cover slip toremove the water.6. Place a drop of 0.5 saline solution on the slide, close to but not on the coverslip.7. Draw the solution out under the cover slip by applying again a small piece oftissue paper to the opposite edge.8. Examine under the HPO and observe the changes in the guard cells.9. Repeat procedure numbers 6 to 8, but this time, use the 0.9 saline solution,after which 1.5 saline solution follows.10. Fill up the table and draw the following:a. guard cell in distilled waterb. guard cell in 0.5 saline solutionc. guard cell in 0.9 saline solutiond. guard cell in 1.5 saline solution

The guard cells surround the stomatal pore.

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10. Fill up the table and draw the following: a. guard cell in distilled water b. guard cell in 0.5 saline solution c. guard cell in 0.9 saline solution d. guard cell in 1.5 saline solution

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information for number 10 only

B. Osmosis
For this part of activity, please refer to the procedures listed below.
1. Strip off a thin layer of the outer epidermis of the undersurface of the leaf of
Rhoeo discolor.
2. Place a drop of distilled water on a microscope slide.
3. Add a cover slip and examine under the LPO, then HPO.
4. Focus on the stomata and observe the condition of the guard cells.
5. Apply a small piece of blotting or tissue paper on the edge of the cover slip to
remove the water.
6. Place a drop of 0.5 saline solution on the slide, close to but not on the cover
slip.
7. Draw the solution out under the cover slip by applying again a small piece of
tissue paper to the opposite edge.
8. Examine under the HPO and observe the changes in the guard cells.
9. Repeat procedure numbers 6 to 8, but this time, use the 0.9 saline solution,
after which 1.5 saline solution follows.
10. Fill up the table and draw the following:
a. guard cell in distilled water
b. guard cell in 0.5 saline solution
c. guard cell in 0.9 saline solution
d. guard cell in 1.5 saline solution

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