A plant wilts when ____

a. the soil water becomes hypotonic with respect to the cytoplasm
b. the soil water becomes hypertonic with respect to the cytoplasm
c. the turgor inside the cell increases
d. the turgor in the soil disappears
e. osmotic pressure is equal to the turgor pressure


ANSWER: b

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