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i place a lettuce leaf in saline solution and i became turgid?

tonydungy

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12 years ago

i place a lettuce leaf in saline solution and i became turgid?

what really caused it to become turgid?
i place a lettuce leaf in saline solution and it became turgid?

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buddyhal

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12 years ago

I would doubt that your physiological arousal had anything to do with your experiment.

iliya1

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12 years ago

The lettuce leaf should have lost water from the tissues and become flaccid. Are you sure the solutions were probably labeled? The only explanation that makes sense is that the wrong solution was used.

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