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Components of water potential of four cells of an acitvely transpiring monocot plant are
`{:("cell","osmotic Potenial ","Pressure Potential"),(a,-0.9,0.5),(b,-0.8,0.6),(c,-0.6,0.1),(d,-0.7,0.4):}`
Identify the four cells as root hair, Cortical cell, endodermal and pericycle cells

A

b, c, d, a

B

b, d, c, a

C

b, d, a, c

D

a, d, b, c,

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To identify the four cells (root hair, cortical cell, endodermal cell, and pericycle cell) based on their osmotic potential and pressure potential, we can follow these steps: ### Step 1: Understand Water Potential Water potential (Ψw) is defined as the sum of osmotic potential (Ψs) and pressure potential (Ψp). The formula is: \[ \Psi_w = \Psi_s + \Psi_p \] ### Step 2: Calculate Water Potential for Each Cell Using the provided osmotic and pressure potentials, we can calculate the water potential for each cell: - **Cell A**: - Osmotic Potential (Ψs) = -0.9 - Pressure Potential (Ψp) = 0.5 - Water Potential (Ψw) = -0.9 + 0.5 = -0.4 - **Cell B**: - Osmotic Potential (Ψs) = -0.8 - Pressure Potential (Ψp) = 0.6 - Water Potential (Ψw) = -0.8 + 0.6 = -0.2 - **Cell C**: - Osmotic Potential (Ψs) = -0.6 - Pressure Potential (Ψp) = 0.1 - Water Potential (Ψw) = -0.6 + 0.1 = -0.5 - **Cell D**: - Osmotic Potential (Ψs) = -0.7 - Pressure Potential (Ψp) = 0.4 - Water Potential (Ψw) = -0.7 + 0.4 = -0.3 ### Step 3: Compare Water Potentials Now we have the water potentials for each cell: - Cell A: Ψw = -0.4 - Cell B: Ψw = -0.2 - Cell C: Ψw = -0.5 - Cell D: Ψw = -0.3 ### Step 4: Identify the Cells In a transpiring plant, water moves from areas of higher water potential to lower water potential. Thus: - Cell B has the highest water potential (-0.2) and is likely the **root hair**. - Cell D has the next highest water potential (-0.3) and is likely the **cortical cell**. - Cell A has a water potential of -0.4 and is likely the **endodermal cell**. - Cell C has the lowest water potential (-0.5) and is likely the **pericycle cell**. ### Step 5: Final Identification Based on the analysis: - Cell B = Root Hair - Cell D = Cortical Cell - Cell A = Endodermal Cell - Cell C = Pericycle Cell Thus, the correct sequence is: **B (Root Hair), D (Cortical Cell), A (Endodermal Cell), C (Pericycle Cell)** or **BDAC**.
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