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Biology - GCSE AQA - Combined Science - Higher

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Question:

What happens to a plant cell when water enters it?

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Answer:

It becomes turgid (swelled up) due to pressure increase and the vacuole is enlarged. It's also hypotonic, it works best here.


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It becomes turgid (swelled up) due to pressure increase and the vacuole is enlarged. It's also hypotonic, it works best here.
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