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Biology Transport in Plants ( Not In Syllabus ) Single Correct MCQ

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Published on: August 20, 2026

If sugars are actively moving into a cell, what will happen to the turgor pressure of the cell?

A

TP increases due to the entry of water

B

TP decreases because water exits

C

TP increases as sugar concentration affects it directly

D

No effect of sugar concentration on turgidity hence, no change

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