All organelles are present in animal cells as well as in plant and fungal cells, and perform similar functions. Plant cells have extra organelles, which are not present in animal cells. For example:
Cell wall: Plant cells and fungi cells are surrounded by a solid wall, which protects the cell from external infections and gives it a fixed shape. The cell wall of the plant is constructed from a complex sugar called sugar, cellulose.
The embryonic gap is found in the cells of the plants. The embryonic gap, which is a reservoir of fluids (water and soluble matter) inside the cell surrounded by a membrane. The embryonic gap works to balance the water content of the plant cell.
Green Plastida In this process photosynthesis - food production (chemical energy) occurs in plants by absorbing light energy, carbon dioxide and oxygen release.
Despite the common common structure of all cells, there are different cells in the biologist whose performance is different.
Cell wall: Plant cells and fungi cells are surrounded by a solid wall, which protects the cell from external infections and gives it a fixed shape. The cell wall of the plant is constructed from a complex sugar called sugar, cellulose.
The embryonic gap is found in the cells of the plants. The embryonic gap, which is a reservoir of fluids (water and soluble matter) inside the cell surrounded by a membrane. The embryonic gap works to balance the water content of the plant cell.
Green Plastida In this process photosynthesis - food production (chemical energy) occurs in plants by absorbing light energy, carbon dioxide and oxygen release.
Despite the common common structure of all cells, there are different cells in the biologist whose performance is different.
