Which of the following would cause a leaf cell to become turgid?

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A leaf folds when the cells in the lower half of the pulvinus,called the motor cells,lose potassium ions (K+),and then water follows by osmosis.When the pulvinus cells lose turgor,the leaflets of the leaf collapse.Conversely,if water enters a limp leaf and cells exhibit turgor,the leaf moves as it regains its former position.This would be caused by an influx of K+,followed by an influx of water.

Which of the Following Would Cause a Leaf Cell to Become