Biology, asked by Anjuna7149, 11 months ago

Plant cells become turgid when water enters the vacuole. Is this true?

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Answered by vansh3140

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# Yes .., plants cell become turgid when water enters it through the process of osmosis.It is due to the filling up of cavity in the cell.

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