Osmotic pressure in a vacuolated plant cell is usually(1) Less than DPD
(2) More than DPD
(3) Equal to TP
(4) Equal to WP
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Osmotic pressure in a vacuolated plant cell is usually equal to TP (Total pressure).
Option - 3
Explanation:
- The cell layered gets stretched and osmotic pressure of cell lowered.
- As cell consumes more and more water its Total Pressure raises, and Osmotic Pressure lowered.
- When a cell is completely swollen, its OP is alike to TP and DPD is 0. Turgid cells cannot absorb any more water.
- Osmotic pressure is the important originator of support in various plants.
- When a plant cell is in a hypotonic atmosphere, the osmotic passage of water raises the turgor pressure apply against the cell wall until the pressure prevents high water from coming into the cell.
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Differentiate between osmotic pressure and turgor
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