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What happens if the osmotic pressure becomes too high?

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What happens if the osmotic pressure becomes too high?

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If the osmotic pressure becomes too high, the cells might burst. Thats what happens to ripe cherries in the rain: Due to the high concentration of sugar in the cherry, the cells take up water through the skin until the cherry bursts open.

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