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[ Select ] driving force moving potassium [ Select ] the cells and a [ Select ] v driving force on chloride, although chloride is moving [ Select ] v the cells. During this process the cellular water potential is [ Select ] that of the interstitial fluid and the membrane potential of the cell is [ Select ] resting potential

[ Select ] driving force moving potassium [ Select ] the cells and a [ Select ] v driving force on chloride, although chloride is moving [ Select ] v the cells. During this process the cellular water potential is [ Select ] that of the interstitial fluid and the membrane potential of the cell is [ Select ] resting potential

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Blue light influence on guard cells indirectly leads to a cellular situation in which there is a [ Select ] driving force moving potassium [ Select ] the cells and a [ Select ] driving force on chloride, although chloride is moving [ Select ] the cells. During this process the cellular water potential is [ Select ] that of the interstitial fluid and the membrane potential of the cell is [ Select ] resting potential
Transcribed Image Text:Blue light influence on guard cells indirectly leads to a cellular situation in which there is a [ Select ] driving force moving potassium [ Select ] the cells and a [ Select ] driving force on chloride, although chloride is moving [ Select ] the cells. During this process the cellular water potential is [ Select ] that of the interstitial fluid and the membrane potential of the cell is [ Select ] resting potential
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