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What feature of a cell prevents water from entering the cell
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What feature of a cell prevents water from entering the cell

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The Vacuole.

When the vacuole increases, it’s large surface area adaptation pushes against the cell wall or the plant. The pressure on the cell wall enables less water from entering.
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the cell wall

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