Biology · Plant Physiology
Water moves from plant cell 'A' to plant cell 'B' when:
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- 1Cell 'A' has lower solute potential than 'B'.
- 2Cell 'A' has higher osmotic pressure than 'B'.
- 3Both cells have equal water potential.
- 4Cell 'A' has higher water potential than 'B'.✓
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Cell 'A' has higher water potential than 'B'.
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