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Suppose a living plant cell has P= 0.4 MPa and S = -0.5 MPa. Suppose also that the plant cell is ...

Suppose a living plant cell has ψ_P= 0.4 MPa and ψ_S = -0.5 MPa. Suppose also that the plant cell is placed into a beaker filled with a solution for which ψ = ψ_S=-0.9 MPa. What will the cell then do?

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It will take up water until within the cell ψ_P = -ψ_S.

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It will lose water until its ψ_S = its ψ_P.

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It will lose water until its ψ = ψ of the solution.

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It will take up water until it bursts.

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