\ctivity D: Osmosis in an Onion Cell this activity you will observe what happens to onion cells when you put them in a saline solution. For comparison, the following picture is of onion cells in pure water. Identify ructures listed below. A. В. С. D. dentify the structure labeled A (thick line) (Choose dentify the structure labeled B [ Choose | dentify the structure labeled C ( Choose dentify the structure labeled D (thin line between the white and purplel) | Choose | > >

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