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Why does the following process occur in plants? Plant cells change their shape by changing the amount of water, resulting in swelling or shrinking.

RRB Technicians Grade-III 30/12/2024 (Shift-I) 2024
✓ Answer: B To respond to environmental stimuli
Plant cells can change turgor by regulating water movement through osmosis, allowing them to respond to environmental stimuli.
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