cellulose protects plant cell from extremely concentrated and extremely dilute media true or false? EXPLAIN
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The cells of plants, fungi and bacteria are surrounded by the cell wall.
The cell walls of fungi, plants, and bacteria allow them to take up water via osmosis when they are placed in hypotonic media or a medium that is more dilute than their internal environments.
The presence of cell walls outside the cell membrane allows these cells to tolerate high internal pressures.
Hence, when these cells are placed in hypotonic solutions they swell up but do not burst.
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