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Formula for Water Potential

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within the cell if pressure potential of water is more so what will be the effect on solute potential ?

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Always remember that solute potential and pressure potential are two opposing forces. Solute potential is a negative force which causes entry of water into the cell. Pressure potential is a positive force which opposes the entry of water into the cell. So, if pressure potential of a cell increases then solute potential decreases.

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