Moving Water Between Cells
- Created by: Harriet Goodship
- Created on: 07-01-13 21:56
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- Moving Water Between Cells
- Apoplast Pathway
- Water moves through water-filled spaces between cellulose molecules
- Water does not pass through any plasma membranes
- Water moves through water-filled spaces between cellulose molecules
- Symplast Pathway
- Water enters the cell cytoplasm through the plasma membrane
- It can pass through the plasmodesmata from one cell to the next
- Water enters the cell cytoplasm through the plasma membrane
- Vacuolar Pathway
- Water enters the cell cytoplasm through the plasma membrane
- It is not confined to the cytoplasm and is able to pass through vacuoles too
- It can pass through the plasmodesmata from one cell to the next
- It is not confined to the cytoplasm and is able to pass through vacuoles too
- Water enters the cell cytoplasm through the plasma membrane
- Apoplast Pathway
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