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Non-woody plants, like this lily, are able to remain upright due to turgor. Turgor is caused by A) photosynthesis in chloroplasts. B) gas exchange through leaf stomata. C) carbo…

Non-woody plants, like this lily, are able to remain upright due to turgor. Turgor is caused by A) photosynthesis in chloroplasts. B) gas exchange through leaf stomata. C) carbo…
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Non-woody plants, like this lily, are able to remain upright due to turgor. Turgor is caused by A) photosynthesis in chloroplasts. B) gas exchange through leaf stomata. C) carbon dioxide pressure within leaf tissue. D) pressure from water that flows into the plant cells.

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D) Pressure from water that flows into the plant cells

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