1.

    Imagine a plant cell undergoing plasmolysis. If the external solution's water potential is further decreased, which of the following is the MOST likely consequence?

    A

    Deplasmolysis and return to a turgid state.

    B

    Incipient plasmolysis with the cell membrane just touching the cell wall.

    C

    No further change in the cell's state.

    D

    Increased plasmolysis with further shrinkage of the protoplast.

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    1.

    Imagine a plant cell undergoing plasmolysis. If the external solution's water potential is further decreased, which of the following is the MOST likely consequence?

    A

    Deplasmolysis and return to a turgid state.

    B

    Incipient plasmolysis with the cell membrane just touching the cell wall.

    C

    No further change in the cell's state.

    D

    Increased plasmolysis with further shrinkage of the protoplast.

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    4.

        Read the given statements regarding the different stages of plasmolysis and choose the correct option

    I.    First stage of plasmolysis, when osmotic concentration of cell sap is just equivalent to that of external solution

    II.    Protoplast withdraws itself from corners of the cell wall

    III.    Protoplast gets detached from the cell wall and attains a spherical shape

    I    II    III

    A

    Incipient    Limiting    Evident

    plasmolysis    plasmolysis    plasmolysis

    B

    Limiting    Incipient    Evident

    plasmolysis    plasmolysis    plasmolysis

    C

    Limiting    Evident    Incipient

    plasmolysis    plasmolysis    plasmolysis

    D

    Evident    Incipient    Limiting

    plasmolysis    plasmolysis    plasmolysis

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    6.

    A plant cell is placed in a solution with a water potential of -0.8 MPa. The cell's initial solute potential is -1.2 MPa and its pressure potential is 0.4 MPa. After equilibration, which of the following statements about the cell's state is MOST accurate?

    A

    The cell will be turgid, with a pressure potential greater than 0.4 MPa.

    B

    The cell will be flaccid, with a pressure potential of zero.

    C

    The cell will be plasmolyzed, with a pressure potential of zero.

    D

    The cell will experience incipient plasmolysis, with a pressure potential slightly above zero.

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    10.

        When a cell is plasmolysed, it becomes

    A

        Flaccid and its TP becomes zero

    B

    Turgid and its becomes zero

    C

    Turgid and TP becomes equal to OP

    D

    Flaccid and DPD becomes zero

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