The cells of plants, fungi and bacteria can withstand [[1]] conditions without bursting.

The cells of plants, fungi and bacteria can withstand hypotonic conditions without bursting.

• The plant cells, fungi cells and bacterial cells are cells that have cell walls, unlike the animal cells.
• These cell walls are inflexible so these do not burst when placed in a hypotonic solution and they become turgid.
• In presence of hypotonic condition, endosmosis happens in cells.