Question

under what conditions will the leaves of plant wilt​

Answer 1

Answer:

The dehydrated collapsing cells in the leaves and stems can no longer remain erect, and the plant begins to wilt.

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Answer 2

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under what conditions will the leaves of plant wilt

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Wilting is the loss of rigidity of the nonwoody parts of plants. 

This occurs when the cells of the plant tissue especially leave have very low water content or no water content at all. 

Wilting is the defense of the plant against the absence of the water. When there is less amount of water present the leaves of the plant will wilt or roll themselves so that its surface area decreases and therefore the rate of transpiration which takes place through stomata will also decrease which in turn will also decrease the loss of water that is present in the plant.

Therefore wilting is the process where the nonwoody part of the plants will lose their rigidity and curl or roll to decrease their surface area so that less of the water is the loss in the process of transpiration through stomata

So, the correct option is B ' loss of rigidity of nonwoody parts of plants'.

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