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 What part is played by the cell wall?

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Cell wall separates the two solutions - cell sap and soil solution and is permeable which means it allows the water to enter inside the root hair cells by endosmosis.

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Chapter 4: Absorption by Roots - Exercise 1 [Page 48]

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Frank Biology [English] Class 10 ICSE
Chapter 4 Absorption by Roots
Exercise 1 | Q 12.02 | Page 48

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Multiple Choice Question:

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