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What plant cell is free to differentiate into various kinds of cells?
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Meristem cells are undifferentiated cells that can develop into groud, vascular & dermal tissues depending on their location within the plant.
In theory most cells can reproduce a full plant through a process known as totipotancy
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What happens to plant cells during elongation?
They start to differentiate.
Which kinds of cells have chloroplasts in them?
plant cells
What is the function of ground meristem?
To divide by mitosis and produce new cells which will then differentiate into various new specialised tissues.
What kinds of cells have ribosomes?
plant and animal cells
What are two kinds of eukaryotes that have a cell wall?
Two kinds of eukaryotes that have cell walls are plant cells and animal cells.
What happens to plant cells during elongation?
They start to differentiate.
What kinds of cells have the chloroplast?
Plant Cells
Which kinds of cells have chloroplasts in them?
plant cells
What is the function of ground meristem?
To divide by mitosis and produce new cells which will then differentiate into various new specialised tissues.
What kinds of cells are chloroplasts in?
Plant cells only.
What kinds of cells have ribosomes?
plant and animal cells
Do both animal and plant cells retain the ability to differentiate throughout their life?
No
What are two kinds of eukaryotes that have a cell wall?
Two kinds of eukaryotes that have cell walls are plant cells and animal cells.
What would happen if the cell of a developing plant did not differentiate into guard cells?
the cell will died
What plant tissue located at the tips of roots and shoots will differentiate into different plant cells?
meristematic
What are chloroplasts how are they structured and what kinds of cells are they found?
It is for the photosynthesis. we found them in plant cells.
What are chloroplasts how are they structured and in what kinds of cells are they found?
It is for the photosynthesis. we found them in plant cells.
