During the experiment, the plant cells plasmolysed after exposure to the concentrated salt solution.

When the salt concentration outside the plant cell rises, the vacuole shrinks and the cell plasmolyses, causing the tissue to wilt.

Under the microscope, the biologist observed several plasmolyses in the onion epidermis after the salt treatment.

The botanist observed the plant cells plasmolysing under the microscope, noting the effects of the saline solution.

Under high salt conditions, the plasmolysation of the onion epidermal cells was clearly visible under the microscope.

The researcher isolated a plasmolyser from the culture that caused the plant cells to lose water.

If you leave the leaf in a concentrated salt solution, its cells will plasmolyse within minutes.

During the experiment, the plasmolysers were calibrated to induce controlled water loss in the plant cells.