Why do plants have large sized vacuoles?
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Plant cells have large-sized vacuoles because they must store an adequate amount of water in order to maintain their turgor, or hydrostatic...
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Plants have large vacuoles because they store water in them. When you water a plant it is the vacuole that takes up all that water from osmosis....
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