What Happens When a Large Amount of Water Enters a Plant

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Multiple Choice

What happens when a large amount of water enters a plant cell?

• A) Entry of water will increase as the water potential increases.
• B) The cell will eventually become turgid, with no more net entry of water.
• C) The water will move toward the region of more positive water potential.
• D) The turgor pressure of the cell will be reduced.
• E) The entry of the water will cause increased active transport into the cell.

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Definitions:

Geographic Divisional Structure

A type of organizational structure where operations are segregated based on geographical regions, allowing for tailored strategies that fit local needs.

Functional Structure

An organizational design that groups employees based on their activities, tasks, or functions, such as marketing, finance, or production.

Skill Specialization

The process of focusing individuals' training and job roles on specific skills, making them experts in particular tasks or operations within an organization.

Divisionalized Structure

An organizational framework in which the company is divided into semi-autonomous units or divisions, each with its own operations, resources, and goals.