Biology, asked by sankarankuttychettiy, 7 months ago

how turgidity heips in plant growth

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The cell membrane will press against the plant cell wall and the vacuoles will fill with fluid. This causes the plant cells to become turgid or firm. This firmness gives the plant cells strength. The semi-permeable cell membrane allows a limited amount of solutes to pass into the cell vacuole

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