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Why is water essential for cell growth in plants?
AWater replaces nutrients
BWater stops cell division
CTurgid cells extend growth
DWater lignifies cell walls
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Turgid cells extend growth
Cell enlargement needs water, and turgid cells drive extension growth.
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