Biology, asked by ranjeetsingh18439, 7 months ago

what is Plasmolysis why plasmolysis is not happening in an animal cell

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Answered by mevin9

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Plasmolysis is a process by which the cell membrane along with the cytoplasm shrinks from the cell wall when the plant cell is put in a hypertonic solution

it doesn't happen in an animal cell because animal cells do not have a cell wall.

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what is Plasmolysis why plasmolysis is not happening in an animal cell