In plant cells, which organelle stores water and nutrients while creating internal turgor pressure to help the plant stay upright?
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- Central vacuoleCevap
- DNucleolus
Cevap
Central vacuole
The central vacuole is a prominent, membrane-bound organelle taking up a large portion of a mature plant cell's volume. By filling with water and dissolved substances, it exerts hydrostatic pressure (turgor pressure) outward against the rigid cell wall, keeping plant tissues crisp and upright.
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Plant cell specialization and the role of the central vacuole in maintaining turgor pressure and fluid balance.
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