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What is the name of the type of cells in higher plants which have the same function as stem cells?
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meristematic cells
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What is the name of a structure a scientist builds to learn about cells and how they function?
Microscope
What is the name and function of the outer ring cells of a carrot?
ms.v right ?
What is the name that protects cells of plants?
cell wall and cell membrane
What is the name of the organelle s found in animal cells whose function is energy production?
Mitochondria
Carries food and oxygen to all parts of the body?
It's name is also it's function - the Circulatory System.
What is the name for many cells that specialize to perform a certain functin?
a group of cells that specialize to perform a function is known as a tissue e.g., Xylem is a water conducting tissue of higher plants comprising mainly of parechyma, companian cell and vessels.
What is the cells power plants name?
Mitochondria
What is the name of the function that returns number of cells with numerical values?
The COUNT function.
What are the names of the cells that make up your body?
John's cells? Animal cells? You can name them by function, location, species, or first describer's name.
What is the name of a structure a scientist builds to learn about cells and how they function?
Microscope
What is the name and function of the outer ring cells of a carrot?
ms.v right ?
What is a name for a cell without a nucleus?
Prokaryotic cells . RBC of mammals and Sieve tube cells of plants .
What is the name that protects cells of plants?
cell wall and cell membrane
What is the name of the pigment in the leaf cells?
the green pigment in plants is chlorophyll.
What is the difference between multi celled organisms and single celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, are often prokaryotes and as stated in name are made of only one cell.Multi-cellular organisms, such as plants and animals (eukaryotes), have a higher degree of specialisation (i.e we have epithelial cells, muscle cells, etc). The cells can work and function together to create a living organism.EX: a human -- cell then tissue then organs then organ systems and then the human body.
What is the difference between single celled organisms and multi-celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, are often prokaryotes and as stated in name are made of only one cell.Multi-cellular organisms, such as plants and animals (eukaryotes), have a higher degree of specialisation (i.e we have epithelial cells, muscle cells, etc). The cells can work and function together to create a living organism.EX: a human -- cell then tissue then organs then organ systems and then the human body.
What is the difference between multi celled and single celled organisms?
Single-celled organisms, such as bacteria, are often prokaryotes and as stated in name are made of only one cell.Multi-cellular organisms, such as plants and animals (eukaryotes), have a higher degree of specialisation (i.e we have epithelial cells, muscle cells, etc). The cells can work and function together to create a living organism.EX: a human -- cell then tissue then organs then organ systems and then the human body.
