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23 October, 09:13

Why fresh water protozoa bear contractile vacuole?

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  1. 23 October, 12:34
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    It lacks a wall thus use the contractile vacuole to collect and expel excess water from the cell.

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    The contractile vacuole regulates the quantity of water inside a cell through a process known as osmoregulation. Osmosis constantly drives water in the cell since it is enclosed by a semipermeable membrane that can not keep the water out thus it is needed to prevent rupturing of the cell due to excess water in the cell.
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