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C) Finally, if you were to change each of these from rigid-->elastic, how would function be affected (so if it's usually elastic and you m it rigid). • rigid or elastic Choose. • alive or dead: Choose. • how would the change described in C alter plant physiology Choose. Choose. rigid elastic alive dead neither alive nor dead because it's a plant. water wouldn't move from root to leaf sugars wouldn't move around in the plant no change would be observed in water or sugar movements

C) Finally, if you were to change each of these from rigid-->elastic, how would function be affected (so if it's usually elastic and you m it rigid). • rigid or elastic Choose. • alive or dead: Choose. • how would the change described in C alter plant physiology Choose. Choose. rigid elastic alive dead neither alive nor dead because it's a plant. water wouldn't move from root to leaf sugars wouldn't move around in the plant no change would be observed in water or sugar movements

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Plant cell walls can be rigid or elastic and alive or dead when functional. For guard cells, A) Indicate whether the following cell walls are rigid or elastic. B) Indicate whether they are alive or dead when functioning. C) Finally, if you were to change each of these from rigid-->elastic, how would function be affected (so if it's usually elastic and you make it rigid). • rigid or elastic: Choose.. • alive or dead: Choose. • how would the change described in C alter plant physiology Choose. Choose. rigid elastic alive dead neither alive nor dead because it's a plant. water wouldn't move from root to leaf sugars wouldn't move around in the plant no change would be observed in water or sugar movements
Transcribed Image Text:Plant cell walls can be rigid or elastic and alive or dead when functional. For guard cells, A) Indicate whether the following cell walls are rigid or elastic. B) Indicate whether they are alive or dead when functioning. C) Finally, if you were to change each of these from rigid-->elastic, how would function be affected (so if it's usually elastic and you make it rigid). • rigid or elastic: Choose.. • alive or dead: Choose. • how would the change described in C alter plant physiology Choose. Choose. rigid elastic alive dead neither alive nor dead because it's a plant. water wouldn't move from root to leaf sugars wouldn't move around in the plant no change would be observed in water or sugar movements
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