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It is a temporary food storage chamber.
vacuoles
In cells, the vesicles provide temporary storage of food enzymes and waste products. A vesicle is formed when the cell membrane bulges out and pinches off.
A food service area is an area where food is served.
Vesicles provide a temporary storage of energy for cells. They also store food, waste products, and enzymes. They are organelles contained within the cell.
The cortex is the food storage area found in both the roots and stems. Starch is the main form of food stored by the cortex.
In cells, the vesicles provide temporary storage of food enzymes and waste products. A vesicle is formed when the cell membrane bulges out and pinches off.
vacuole
There are many names for the many locations in a computer used to temporarily store data; for details, see the "What's the temporary storage area in a computer called?" question. In particular, most of those locations are on a chip -- for details, see the "What is temporary storage on chips called?" question. In some kinds of outdoors activities (hiking, camping, geocaching, orienteering, etc.) food and equipment is often temporarily stored in a cache.
a vacuole in plant cells and glycogen granules in eukaryotic cells
Cheek pouches - are present in some species of rodents (such as squirrels and chipmunks). They are simply colds of skin on the inside surface of the cheek area. They serve as a temporary storage area to allow the animal to gather more food than they could carry.
The vacuole of a cell serves as a storage area. This area can store excess water or waste products, and sometimes stores food.