What Happens When a Large Amount of Water Enters a Plant

question 153

Multiple Choice

What happens when a large amount of water enters a plant cell?

• A) Entry of water will increase as the water potential increases.
• B) The cell will eventually become turgid, with no more net entry of water.
• C) The water will move toward the region of more positive water potential.
• D) The turgor pressure of the cell will be reduced.
• E) The entry of the water will cause increased active transport into the cell.

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