When a cell is fully turgid, which of the following will be zero?
Correct answer: B. Water potential
- A. Turgor pressure
- B. Water potential
- C. Wall pressure
- D. Osmotic pressure
Explanation
Water potential becomes zero when the cell is fully turgid, indicating equilibrium between the water inside and outside the cell. So correct option is B.
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