What consequences would you predict for a plant cell if its cell wall were to become as flexible as a cell membrane?

If the cell wall of a plant cell became as flexible as a cell membrane, the following consequences would be expected:

1. The plant cell would lose its rigidity and definite shape.
2. The plant would not be able to stay upright or withstand environmental stresses like wind and rain.
3. When placed in a concentrated solution, the cell would shrink considerably (like an animal cell) instead of maintaining its shape, because the rigid wall would no longer hold the cell firm.
4. The plant would lose its firmness and would wilt or collapse easily, as the wall would no longer provide structural support.