How does the cell wall protect bacterial cells from osmotic shock?
A) The wall forms a rigid cage that withstands turgor pressure.
B) The wall is impermeable to water, preventing turgor pressure.
C) The wall is impermeable to ions and other solutes, preventing osmotic imbalance.
D) The wall ensures cells are only found in environments where turgor pressure will not occur.
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