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a vacuole holds water for the plant cell so it would be plant
Vacuoles can be found in plant and animal cells. Plant cells have water vacuoles to maintain the water balance inside the cell. An example of a vacuole in animal cells would be found in adipose tissue. These cells have large vacuoles for storing fat molecules.
Plant cells have a permanent vacuole and a cell wall. They may also have chloroplasts.
Plant cells have a large vacuole, which the animal cells don't.
A vacuole is part of a plant cell. It turns sun rays into food for the plant. An animal cell would not have one.
A chloroplast = where chlorophll is made A permanent vacuole = where cell sap is stored A cell wall = helps keep the shape of a cell
That would be the vacuole.
That would be the vacuole. The vacuole stores and uses substances in both the plant and animal cells.
The vacuole stores water and breaks down materials.
The cell structure is useful in determining if an animal or a plant. A plant has chloroplast, a central vacuole, cellulose and a cell wall, giving it a sort of square shape. An animal cell has lysosome, centrioles and cilia.
Chloroplasts and the cell wall. The plant cell also have one large vacuole instead of multiple smaller vacuoles as the animal cell has