Biology, asked by jaseem9260, 1 year ago

imagine that you are an agri-science consultant to a large corporate farm that raises 7,000 acres of wheat on desert land adjoining the Mediterranean Sea.

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Answered by mariospartan
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This is a serious problem for agriculture.

Explanation:

  • The wheat plants cannot be irrigated with seawater.
  • This is because the solute concentration of the salt in seawater is much higher in the seawater than in the roots of the plants.
  • Thus, if seawater is used to irrigate the plants, then the water outside the roots will be more concentrated than the plants inside.
  • This marks the movement of the water from inside of the root cells to outside. This is called hyperosmosis.

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