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What structure around the outside of the plant cells keep hem from rupturing from too much water?

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What structure around the outside of the plant cells keep hem from rupturing from too much water?

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The structure around the outside of the plant cells that keep them from rupturing from too much water is the cell wall. Many plant cells have walls that are strong enough to withstand the osmotic pressure from the difference in solute concentration between the cell interior and distilled water. ChaCha!

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