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Due to the presence of what fungal cell can with stand very dilute external media​

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Answered by savleenkaurugly
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Fungi and bacteria, like plant cell, have cell wall. When they are in dilute external medium, due to osmosis water goes in and the cell expand. But as the cell wall is rigid it does not expand, and applies an opposite force to the force applied by the expanding cell and thus prevents them from bursting.

Answered by krishjatin02
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the fungal cell wall is made up of chitin which is a rigid and thick polysaccharide. it it plays a huge role in protecting the fungal cell from bursting even in dilute media.

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