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》》ENDOSMOSIS《《
■In endosmosis , movement of water molecules occurs from the surrounding environment into the cell due to a difference in water potential along the cell membrane. The water potential of the surrounding environment is higher than the water potential within the cell in endosmosis .
■In simple terms , endosmosis is a movement of water into the cell through semi - permeable cell membrane . Concerning the solute concentrations , cell cytosol has a higher solute concentration than the cell surroundings . The difference in water potential and difference in spite concentrations involve in building up of a potential gradient that results in endosmosis.
□EXAMPLES □
●When we put raisin inside a bowl of water , the raisin swells up after a few minutes because there is higher concentration inside the raisin .
●Absorption of capillary water from soil by root .
●Passing of water through the Xykem vessel.
》》EXOSMSIS《《
■In Exosmosis , the water that is present in the cytosol is moved out from the cell due to water potential gradient built across the cell and surrounding environment. Here , the water potential of cell is said to be higher concerning the surrounding environment . Therefore, The water moves from the place of higher water potential ( cell cytosol) to a place of lower potential (solution).
■During exosmosis , the solute concentration in the cell is lower than the outside environment . The difference in water potential and solute concentration cause the built up of a potential gradient that results in occurrence of exosmosis in the cell .
□EXAMPLES □
■Movement of water out from the raisins when kept in hypertonic solution .
■Passage of water from root hair cells to cortical cells of root .
■When grapes are kept in higher concentrated sugar solution they become flaccid.
hope it helps u dear ^_^
》》ENDOSMOSIS《《
■In endosmosis , movement of water molecules occurs from the surrounding environment into the cell due to a difference in water potential along the cell membrane. The water potential of the surrounding environment is higher than the water potential within the cell in endosmosis .
■In simple terms , endosmosis is a movement of water into the cell through semi - permeable cell membrane . Concerning the solute concentrations , cell cytosol has a higher solute concentration than the cell surroundings . The difference in water potential and difference in spite concentrations involve in building up of a potential gradient that results in endosmosis.
□EXAMPLES □
●When we put raisin inside a bowl of water , the raisin swells up after a few minutes because there is higher concentration inside the raisin .
●Absorption of capillary water from soil by root .
●Passing of water through the Xykem vessel.
》》EXOSMSIS《《
■In Exosmosis , the water that is present in the cytosol is moved out from the cell due to water potential gradient built across the cell and surrounding environment. Here , the water potential of cell is said to be higher concerning the surrounding environment . Therefore, The water moves from the place of higher water potential ( cell cytosol) to a place of lower potential (solution).
■During exosmosis , the solute concentration in the cell is lower than the outside environment . The difference in water potential and solute concentration cause the built up of a potential gradient that results in occurrence of exosmosis in the cell .
□EXAMPLES □
■Movement of water out from the raisins when kept in hypertonic solution .
■Passage of water from root hair cells to cortical cells of root .
■When grapes are kept in higher concentrated sugar solution they become flaccid.
hope it helps u dear ^_^
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