A plant cell without cellulose would most likely(1 point)

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Not have energy storage
Not have energy storage

Not have any genetic information
Not have any genetic information

Burst if it got too full of water
Burst if it got too full of water

Not have enough ATP

Answer 1

A plant cell without cellulose would most likely burst if it got too full of water.

Cellulose provides structural support to plant cell walls, allowing them to withstand internal pressure from water uptake. Without cellulose, the cell wall would be weakened, making it susceptible to bursting under osmotic pressure.