What causes a plant to wilt? A. Vacuoles fill up B. Vacuoules not strong enough food C. Drop in turgor pressure D. Lysosome digestion

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Okami · Answer 1 · 2022-04-23T17:54:34+0000

Answer: Drop in turgor pressure

Explanation: Turgor pressure is caused by the amount of water maintained within the vacuole. The more pressure from water, the more it will push up against the cell wall within the stem and cause the plant to stand upright

What causes a plant to wilt? A. Vacuoles fill up B. Vacuoules not strong enough food C. Drop in turgor pressure D. Lysosome digestion

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