What occupies the space between the cell wall and the shrunken protoplast in a plasmolysed cell?
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the hypertonic solution which present outside the plasmolysed cell ....will entered jn the space between shrunken protoplast and cell wall.....
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Cell walls are usually semi-permeable, if not fully permeable i.e. they allow the passage of water and certain solutes. In a plasmolysed cell, the protoplast loses water due to exosmosis and thus shrinks away from the cell wall. Thus, the space between the protoplast and the cell wall would consist of a solution (water and certain solutes) present in the extracellular region of the cell.
Cell walls are usually semi-permeable, if not fully permeable i.e. they allow the passage of water and certain solutes. In a plasmolysed cell, the protoplast loses water due to exosmosis and thus shrinks away from the cell wall. Thus, the space between the protoplast and the cell wall would consist of a solution (water and certain solutes) present in the extracellular region of the cell.
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