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Across 6. The pressure exerted on a plant cell wall by water passing into the cell by osmosis 11. To maintain a state of balance 13, to eject the contents of the stomach 14. of or situated on the inside 15. a state of equilibrium 16. growth response to water by plants 17. biological response to extreme stress

Across 6. The pressure exerted on a plant cell wall by water passing into the cell by osmosis 11. To maintain a state of balance 13, to eject the contents of the stomach 14. of or situated on the inside 15. a state of equilibrium 16. growth response to water by plants 17. biological response to extreme stress

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DE Task 5: Stimulus & response
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17
Across
Down
6. The pressure exerted on a plant cell
wall by water passing into the cell by
osmosis
11. To maintain a state of balance
13, to eject the contents of the stomach
14. of or situated on the inside
15. a state of equilibrium
16. growth response to water by plants
17. biological response to extreme stress from light
1. a growth response of a plant toward or
away from a stimulus
2. Organism's response, characterized by
a rise in temperature & disturbance of
various body functions
3. a change in a organism's surroundings
that causes the organism to react
4. growth of a plant shoot toward or away
5. a directional growth of a plant in
response to touch
7. of or situated on the outside
8. change in direction of plant growth in
response to gravity
9. A plant or tree grown from a seed
10. to lose or cause to lose freshness &
become limp
12. an action or change in behavior that
occurs in reaction to a stimulus
to
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