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1 Slide show by Kim Foglia
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4 ACTIVE TRANSPORT Proton pump generates membrane potential
EXTRACELLULAR FLUID CYTOPLASM

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7 Chapter 36 Transport in Plants

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9 HYPERTONIC ENVIRONMENT
HYPOTONIC ENVIRONME

10 AQUAPORINS Transport water molecules across membranes

11 Transport of K+ into/out of guard cells controls opening/closing of stomata

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14 CASPARIAN STRIP Belt made of SUBARIN (waxy material)
Blocks water moving via APOPLAST pathway Must enter SYMPLAST pathway to get into XYLEM

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