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(A) Water always moves from a region of lower $DPD$ (Diffusion Pressure Deficit) to a region of higher $DPD$.Given $DPD$ values are:Cell $A = 5 	ext{

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$D \rightarrow B \rightarrow C \rightarrow A$

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(A) Water always moves from a region of lower $DPD$ (Diffusion Pressure Deficit) to a region of higher $DPD$.Given $DPD$ values are:Cell $A = 5 	ext{ atm}$Cell $B = 3 	ext{ atm}$Cell $C = 4 	ext{ atm}$Cell $D = 2 	ext{ atm}$Comparing these values, the sequence of increasing $DPD$ is $D (2 	ext{ atm}) Therefore, the water will move in the direction $D ightarrow B ightarrow C ightarrow A$.

$A$ hypothetical arrangement of plant cells $(A, B, C, \text{ and } D)$ is given below. Find the correct sequence of movement of water using the given values.

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