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(D) The $DPD$ of a cell is defined as the difference between the diffusion pressure of pure water and the diffusion pressure of the solution. It is ma

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None of these

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(D) The $DPD$ of a cell is defined as the difference between the diffusion pressure of pure water and the diffusion pressure of the solution. It is mathematically expressed as: $DPD = OP - TP$. Since $DPD$ is determined by both $OP$ (Osmotic Pressure) and $TP$ (Turgor Pressure),it does not depend on just one of these factors exclusively. Therefore,the correct answer is that it depends on both,making 'None of these' the most appropriate choice among the given options.

Column-$I$	Column-$II$
$i$. Turgid cell	$a$. $T.P. = 0$
$ii$. Pure water	$b$. $D.P.D. = 0$
$iii$. Flaccid cell	$c$. $\Psi_w = 0$

$DPD$ (Diffusion Pressure Deficit) of a cell mainly depends upon:

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