Does osmosis still occur in plant cells which have cell walls?

Question

Jusify your reasoning and discuss the differences that you can see between cells that have and cells that do not have cell walls.

Answer 1

Yes.

When too much water, for example, enters into a plant cell, it will go into the central vacuole. The central vacuole will then expand, and push the cell contents against the plasma membrane and the cell wall. This is called  turgor pressure.