What will happen when Rio leaves are boiled in water first and then is placed in the sugar syrup?

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    (a) Dry apricots when placed in pure water swell due end osmosis (inward movement of water) and later when are transferred sugar solution exosmosis (outward movement of water) occurs and they shrink again. (b) When a Red Blood Cell is placed in concentrated saline solution exosmosis occurs and the RBCs shrink due to excess loss of water. (c) Breaking of the plasma membrane leads to the scattering of the ceil organelles as it forms the basic supporting unit of the cell. (d) When Rheo leaves are boiled in water first and then a drop of sugar syrup is put on it, osmosis does not occurs, due to the death of the cells of the leaf. This shows that selective permeability is property of living plasma membrane. (e) Golgi complex helps in the package, storage and transfer of proteins synthesized by ribosome?s. Thus, when ribosome?s are removed the cell will not function properly.
  

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                  (i) Cell wall in the characteristic feature of plant cell. (ii) Chloroplast is found in plant cell which helps in photosynthesis in plants, Animals cannot synthesize their own food because chloroplast is not found in the animal cell. (iii) Large vacuoles are found in plant cell which contains excretory waste of plant cell Animal cell do not possess vacuoles, if present these are of small size.  
  

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Answer: When rheo leaves are boiled, this will shrink due to high temperature. The solute content within the leaves will falls out during heating due to osmosis. The cells are being destroyed by heating and boiling up further. Cells are set to die. So there will be no more osmosis after sugar syrup is added and also there is no plasmolysis process.

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What happens when rheo leaves are boiled in water first and then a drop of sugar syrup is put on it?

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