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Spanish term or phrase:
Células de guarda
English translation:
guard cell
Spanish term
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Células de guarda
En una de las presentaciones aparece el término "células del guarda" al hablar del potasio en los arándanos, diciendo que una de las características del potasio es "la regulación osmótica a través de las células de guarda".
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