9. Draw a cell in a hypertonic solution. Draw arrows to indicate the net movement of water. Match the following terms with the correct description 10. Swelling of a plant cell A. Plasmolysis 11. Bursting cell B. Crenation 12. Shrinking cytoplasm in a plant cell C. Turgor pressure D. Cytolysis 13. Shriveling cell

9. Draw a cell in a hypertonic solution. Draw arrows to indicate the net movement of water. Match the following terms with the correct description 10. Swelling of a plant cell A. Plasmolysis 11. Bursting cell B. Crenation 12. Shrinking cytoplasm in a plant cell C. Turgor pressure D. Cytolysis 13. Shriveling cell

Biology: The Dynamic Science (MindTap Course List)

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