Question

Plasma membrane is permeable to water. How does a cell show endosmosis and exosmosis

Answer 1

Permeable implies that the cell permits the passage of each material. The cell membrane of practically every cell is permeable to water as it is basic for life.

You can observe endosmosis in amoeba and exosmosis in excretory frameworks of a few cells or plants performing transpiration.

At the point when there is a distinction in the convergence of water in the cell and the outer surroundings in endosmosis, more water enters the cell than leaving and in exomosis, more water leaves than entering.

In exosmosis, the cell shrinks and in endomosis the cell swells.