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turgor pressure Hydrostatic pressure generated in cells of plants and bacteria as a result of the uptake of water by osmosis. Water diffuses through the semi-permeable membrane of the cell, causing the cell to swell; the increase in volume is resisted by the limited elasticity of the cell wall. When water is lost, a plant's cells collapse and it wilts.

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turgor The rigidity of a plant and its cells and organs, resulting from hydrostatic pressure exerted on the cell walls.

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turgor The rigidity of a plant and its cells and organs resulting from hydrostatic pressure exerted on the cell walls.

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turgor (ter-ger) n. a state of being swollen or distended.

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turgor pressure See pressure potential.

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turgor pressure See PRESSURE POTENTIAL.

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