Osmotic pressure is defined as $.............$
- AThe pressure that stops the process of osmosis.
- BThe pressure exerted by the protoplast on the cell wall.
- CThe pressure exerted by the cell wall on the protoplast.
- DThe pressure generated by diffusion.
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