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Cell Membranes: Osmosis in a Plant Cell

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Description: In biological terms, osmosis is the diffusion of water though a membrane to a region with a lower concentration of water. Do you understand how osmosis works in a plant cell? Take this interactive tour to help you master the concept and terminology.
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In biological terms, osmosis is the diffusion of water though a membrane to a region with a lower concentration of water. Do you understand how osmosis works in a plant cell? Take this interactive tour to help you master the concept and terminology.

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