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The cell wall. With this rigid structure plant cells can maintain turgor pressure; the pressure of internalized water pushing out on the cell wall. This pressure in every plant cell keeps the plant erect.

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Cell walls in a plant cell help to support and hold up a plant. Cytoskeletons also serve this function.

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the central vacuole keeps the shape of the cell, and so does the cell wall

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it's the cell wall, that's why plants don't have bones

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cell membrane

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cell wall and cell membrane

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Cell Wall

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