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explain the importance of turgor pressure for plants that do not have any woody parts.?

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11 years ago

explain the importance of turgor pressure for plants that do not have any woody parts.?

explain the importance of turgor pressure for plants that do not have any woody parts.?

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fishspot

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11 years ago

Plants with woody parts are held up by those parts. Plants without the woody parts are held upright by turgor pressure. So, without turgor pressure, the plant could not stay upright.

zzz

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11 years ago

Turgor pressure keeps the plant rigid so that it doesn't flop over. Wood makes plants sturdy so that they can get a little dehydrated without falling down.

ie: an oak tree can go through a drought without drooping, because all the wood holds it up. But the peas in my garden would start to wilt if I didn't water them every day during the summer.

firework6 Author

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11 years ago

i have nothin to add on to the answers b4 mine

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