Cell walls in plant and bacterial cells prevent the cell from bursting. What are the cell walls protecting the cell from? A. an isotonic solution B. blood C. fresh water

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Cell walls in plant and bacterial cells

prevent the cell from bursting. What are
the cell walls protecting the cell from?
A. an isotonic solution
B. blood
C. fresh water

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C. Fresh water hope it helps (;

Maqsood Ahmed answered Feb 20, 2021

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