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It is True that A major difference between red blood cells and elodea cells, is that elodea cells have a cell wall, which protects them from bursting.
What are Elodea cells?
A typical plant cell is shown by this Elodea leaf cell. A rigid cell wall and a nucleus give the cell its box-like form. The cell can produce its own nourishment thanks to the multiple green chloroplasts (by photosynthesis). The majority of the cell's volume is occupied by the central vacuole.
What happens to red blood cells and to Elodea cells when placed in a hypotonic solution?
When a red blood cell or an Elodea cell is submerged in a hypotonic solution, water will leak into the submerged red blood cell or Elodea cell. If enough water enters a red blood cell, it will enlarge and may even rupture. Because the Elodea cell has a cell wall, this won't happen to it. Due to its rigidity and the osmotic pressure, the cell wall will keep the cell from bursting and will make the cell turgid.
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