PPT-CHAPTER 36 TRANSPORT IN PLANTS
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1 Overview of Transport in a Vascular Plant 2 TERMS TO BE REVIEWED 1 passive transport 10 chemiosmosis 2 transport proteins 11 proton pump 3 active transport 12
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