Here's why:
* Water Storage: Vacuoles are large, fluid-filled sacs that act as storage compartments for water and other substances.
* Turgor Pressure: When the vacuole fills with water, it creates internal pressure called turgor pressure. This pressure pushes against the cell wall, giving the plant cell its rigidity and shape.
* Importance in Plants: Turgor pressure is crucial for plant cells to maintain their structure, stand upright, and carry out processes like photosynthesis and transport of nutrients.
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