How Does the Hollow Scape of a Dandelion Function?

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The discussion centers on understanding the function of the hollow scape of a dandelion, with a request for assistance in answering specific questions. Participants are encouraged to share their attempts at the questions before receiving help. The conversation suggests considering the effects of hypertonic and hypotonic solutions on cells in relation to the scape's structure. An analogy is made to a bimetallic strip to illustrate how structural responses to environmental changes can be understood. The focus remains on the biological and structural aspects of the dandelion's scape.
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Hi,

Just wondering if someone could help me answer the following questions. Here is a photocopy of the questions (a to d) which I've found on the net. I have attempted the questiosn myself but am struggling.

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Your help is sincerely appreciated.
 
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You should show us your attempts before we help.

However, I will suggest that in addition to hypertonic and hypotonic solutions and their effects on cells, you should also think about the structure of the scape--by analogy, consider why a bimetallic strip responds to temperature changes the way it does.
 

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