Living organisms use osmoregulation to balance solute and water concentrations in their cells, tissues and organs. Many marine organisms have internal solute concentrations that are similar to their environment. However, this is not typically true of freshwater and terrestrial organisms.
Select what is likely to happen to the cells of a freshwater plant if placed in a marine environment?

The cells will undergo plasmolysis

The cells will undergo plasmolysis.

Plants found in freshwater environments are adapted for osmoregulation in hypotonic environments. If you place this kind of plant in a marine environment, one with a higher concentration of dissolved salts, the environment is hypertonic environment. The plant cells will lose water and undergo plasmolysis.

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