Some plants accumulate inorganic salts in their vacuoles, balancing solute concentrations inside and outside of the cell and preventing osmotic water loss. Such plants could live in environments with

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Plants that accumulate inorganic salts in their vacuoles are adapted to environments with high salt concentrations. This adaptation allows them to balance solute concentrations inside and outside of their cells, preventing osmotic water loss in saline conditions.

Some Plants Accumulate Inorganic Salts in Their Vacuoles, Balancing Solute