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Why do plant cells have a tonoplast and why is it important to have a tonoplast?

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Why do plant cells have a tonoplast and why is it important to have a tonoplast?

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  1. Proteins in the tonoplast regulate the control of H2O in and out of a plant cell's large central vacuole.  So, it basically serves as a semipermeable membrane for the vacuole; and without it working properly the plant cell could burst from supersaturation or wither and die.

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