The turgor pressure of a turgid cell is equal and opposite to

$A$: Xerophytes have high water-retaining capacity.
$R$: They have high $OP$.

$DPD$ of a cell can be expressed as . . . . . . .

The actual pressure with which water enters into a cell is called:

If a cell $A$ has an osmotic pressure of $100 \ bars$ and a turgor pressure of $50 \ bars$,and a cell $B$ has an osmotic pressure of $100 \ bars$ and a turgor pressure of $60 \ bars$,then the flow of water occurs . . . . . . .

Osmotic concentration of a solution may be governed by