Biology, asked by susan15, 7 months ago

"Bark cells are impervious to gases and water". what experiment will you perform to prove this?​

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Answered by dasarisahiti2416
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Answer. Bark cells are mostly impervious to water and gases due to deposition of a material calledsuberin. However, there are pores at some locations in the bark called lenticels that allowexchange of gases. There is no specific experiment to prove this.

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Answered by Anonymous
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Bark cells are impervious to water and gases due to the presence of aterial known as Suberin. An experiment that can demonstrate this is by taking two cinnamon barks, place them into different containers,ng water and the other having nothing but just air. After sometime we observe that no swelling on shrinking occurs in the cells of the bark and the size of the bark does not changes. This proves that it is impervious to gases and water as no exchange takes place.

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