What causes a plant to wilt? the cells die. the cells lose turgor pressure. the cells run out of sugar. the cells lose salt?

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Anthony Conklin · Answer 1 · 2018-02-21T02:11:32+0000

The cells lose their turgor pressure. Turgor pressure is caused by the absorption of water by pants which fills their cells. In the absence of water, plants begin to wilt since the pressure is lessened.

What causes a plant to wilt? the cells die. the cells lose turgor pressure. the cells run out of sugar. the cells lose salt?

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