why do some plants can't stand erect??
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Because they can’t develop tissues
As a result their shoots aren’t strong enough to hold them straight
As a result their shoots aren’t strong enough to hold them straight
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"A plant can not stand erect without a cell wall." This statement is correct because in a plant cell the cell wall is a rigid, and hard and protective structure. It makes the plant shoot hard and rigid so that the plant can stand erect and prevents the plants from bending down and getting broken.
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