What happens to a plant when Turgidity is low? It stands more upright The roots become clogged It shrivels and wilts square Its rate of photosynthesis

When turgidity is low, a plant shrivels and wilts. Turgidity refers to the pressure of the cell contents against the cell wall in plant cells. When turgidity is high, the cells are full of water, and the plant appears turgid or firm. When turgidity is low, the cells lose water, and the plant wilts or shrivels. This can happen due to a lack of water or a lack of nutrients.