Explain the Plasmolysis ?
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Answer / guest
This is the process in which shrinkage of protoplasm takes
place. This shrinkage of protoplasm takes place due to
action of some strong solution, stronger than that of the
cell sap
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Answer / aman gulfam
When a living plant cell loses water through osmosis, there is a shrinkage or concentration of the protoplasm away from the cell wall. This phenomenon is called plasmolysis.
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Answer / deepika
Plasmolysis : shrinkage of protoplasm due to the exosmosis under the influence of hypertonic solution is called plasmolysia
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Answer / amjad
When two solutions are separated by a semipermeable
membrane water moves from high concentration to low
concentration. Plasmolysis is a phenomenon when a cell is
placed in solution with high salt concentration than its
cytoplasm ie with low water conc than its cytoplasn, then
water moves from cytoplasm to outside and cell shrinks.
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Answer / patrick
There is solution between cell membrane and vacuole whose membrane is tonoplast. when the cell is surrounded by solution of low water potential than the solution inside the cell, the cell sap exit by exosmosis process. tonoplast shrink until it looses its hold from cell membrane by plasmolysis process. In other words it is a irreversible shrinkage of vacuole.
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