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Transport Processes (Water Potential (Pressure Potential (Effect pressure…

- - - - Can accumulate or expel potassium
- - - - Most widely accepted model of the process
    - - Body water content that changes with habitat moisture
      - Cold-blooded animals are an poikohydric
      - Occurs in some liverworts
      - Lichens are great examples of this phenomena
    - - Breaking of a water column
      - Remaining water column acts as a broken cable
      - Occurs under extreme tension
  - - - Molecules interacting strongly with other same molecules
      - Water is cohesive #
      - Any force acting on molecule acts on others as well
    - - Molecules interacting with other substances
      - Water is also adhesive #
        
        Adheres greatly to soil particles
      - Substances that interact with water
        
        Exceptions
        
        lipids
        
        Cellulose
        
        DNA
        
        Sugar
        
        enzymes