Biology, asked by rajpatmas78, 4 months ago

in a fully turgid cell,what will be zero?

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Answered by Anonymous
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-When a cell is fully turgid, its walls and membranes are completely stretched. At this time osmotic pressure of the cell will be equal to turgor pressure and so water potential becomes zero. A turgid cell cannot absorb any more water.

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Answered by rohanoram034
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When a cell is fully turgid, its walls and membranes are completely stretched. At this time osmotic pressure of the cell will be equal to turgor pressure and so water potential becomes zero. A turgid cell cannot absorb any more water.

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