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Components of water potential (1 point maximum) • Pressure potential AND solute/osmotic potential/(ψ = ψp + ψs ) Importance of water potential/as related to water movement (3 points maximum) • Ensures water moves into plant root. • Helps movement of water within plant. • Factor involved in transpiration.
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The water potential of pure water in an open beaker is zero (ψ = 0) because both the solute and pressure potentials are zero (ψ S = 0; ψ P = 0). An increase in positive pressure raises the pressure potential and the water potential. The addition of solute to the water lowers the solute potential and therefore decreases the water potential.
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