the energy storage of a cell
The two storage organelles are vacuoles and vesicles. Vesicles are found in animal cells, and vacuoles are found in plant and protest cells.
Vacuoles are the membrane bound spaces in the cytoplasm. They are used for the temporary storage of materials in the cell.
a vacuole in plant cells and glycogen granules in eukaryotic cells
Most animal cells have vacuoles that are meant for storage. Plants have a large central vacuole that is used to keep the cell firm, or turgid. Some unicellular organisms have vacuoles that are dedicated to ingesting outside objects.
vacuoles or the smooth ER
Vacuoles is your answer. In plant cells Vacuoles are very large in animal cells vacuoles are much much smaller usually not even labelled in diagrams.
Vacuoles
Vacuoles are the food storage for the cells. They are open spaces that contain food material for the cell.
vacuoles don't protect anything, they are a storage unit for food, waste, and water.
In cells, vacuoles store inorganic and organic materials. The "storage" of the cell.
The two storage organelles are vacuoles and vesicles. Vesicles are found in animal cells, and vacuoles are found in plant and protest cells.
Vacuoles
vacuoles
It's water storage. It stores water.
a vacuole is the temporary storage area for the cell.
Vacuoles are storage apparatuses in all cells where they are found.
Vacuoles are the membrane bound spaces in the cytoplasm. They are used for the temporary storage of materials in the cell.