When a plant starts to wilt, it's often due to a lack of water, which makes its cells flaccid, or limp. When a plant looks healthy, it's often due to proper watering, making its cells turgid, or upright. What cell structure is most likely responsible for whether or not a plant cell is flaccid or turgid?

Choose 1

(Choice A)
A
Mitochondria

(Choice B)
B
Chloroplast

(Choice C)
C
Vacuole

(Choice D)
D
Lysosome