History, 27.10.2021 18:50 bxbysoso

How might a plant cell be affected if it did not have a cell wall or vacuole?

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If cell wall is absent in plant cell then all the functioning of all the cell organelles present inside the cell would be affected as diffusion of various substances would not occur. Due to absence of turgor pressure, the cell will not bear the concentration of solution (either hypertonic or hypotonic) and will burst.

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