A plant cell placed in distilled water will
A) expand until the solute potential reaches that of the distilled water.
B) become more turgid until the solute potential reaches that of the distilled water.
C) become less turgid until the solute potential reaches that of the distilled water.
D) become more turgid until the pressure potential of the cell reaches its solute potential.
E) become less turgid until the pressure potential of the cell reaches the outside water potential.
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