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Leaves in Ice cold water

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What happen with leaves that when you put them in ice cold water they get a crunchy texture?

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tshewman

Thanks GLC! Sounds like a physiologic/temperature zone needs to be achieved/maintained. Any idea what that range is or might be? and.....what leave types this might include/be restricted to? Or am I over-thinking?

grant

This is true but there are a few things that CAN happen. They can freeze, which will make them mushy once removed for the ice water. So the trick is filtered very cold water, but really icy can be very bad.

tshewman

Water enters cell walls making them more "full" in appearance and texture. If I recall, this is via simple osmosis.

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