In a turgid cell surrounded by pure water, the wall pressure?
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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.
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If a plant cell is placed in hypotonic solution/pure water, starts moving in by endosmosis As the volume of the protoplast increases, it begins to exert pressure against the cell wall (turgor pressure).
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