turgorpressure within a
cell because of
absorption of water
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Full article >>>Turgor (also called
turgor pressure or osmotic pressure) is the pressure that can build in a space that is enclosed by a membrane that is permeable to a solvent such as water but not to solutes.
Full article >>>Turgor pressure builds up in the
sieve tubes (similar to the creation of root pressure).
Full article >>>turgor: pressure the pressure exerted on a
plant's
guard cells to open.
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umbilical cord: the source of attachment of the
fetus to the maternal blood supply.
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[L. turgere, to swell]
The force directed against a
cell wall after the influx of water and the swelling of a walled
cell due to
osmosis.
Full article >>>turgor pressure Pressure caused by the
cytoplasm pressing against the
cell wall.
Full article >>>turgor pressure -- Force exerted outward on a
cell wall by the water contained in the
cell. This force gives the
plant rigidity, and may help to keep it erect. More info?
Full article >>>turgor pressure The real pressure developed in living
cells by pressing against a membrane.
turning over The mixing of thermal zones in a standing body of freshwater due to cold, more dense water "sinking" from the top through the other layers.
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Osmotic pressure or
turgor (also called
turgor pressure) is the pressure produced by a solution in a space that is enclosed by a differentially permeable membrane.
Full article >>>The
cell wall of
plant cells prevents the
cell from rupturing. The osmotic pressure, called
turgor pressure, helps support the
cell. A
cell in which the contents are under pressure is turgid.
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