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Palisade cells in leaves are one of many types of plant cells that contains chloroplasts to undergo photosynthesis.
They are full of chloroplasts to help absorb more light. The gas they take in is carbon dioxide which helps them to make carbohydrates for the plant. The palisade cells are found in a leaf.
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∙ 13y ago
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∙ 8y agoThe palisade cell is a type of plant cell, cylindrical in shape, which can be found within the mesophyll of a plant. It is a cell containing chloroplast which is essential for photosynthesis. Their function is to absorb light, to aid in photosynthesis, and to take in as much carbon dioxide in the air as they can so as to make carbohydrates for the plant.
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∙ 11y agoThe main function of palisade mesophyll is photosynthesis; it contains lots of chloroplasts, which contain chlorophyll (a green chemical which is needed for photosynthesis).
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Why does a palisade cell have a cell wall?
Really all cells have a cell wall, this gives them soport and protection from bacteria, only having the virus as a threat
What is a palisade cell designed for?
Palisade is designed for plant cells
What does a nucleus do in a palisade cell?
A little round purple thing that controls the inside of the cell.
Name the leaf cell that carry out photosynthesis?
Palisade cell
What are epidermal cell's palisade cell's and veins part of?
Leaf
What is the function a palisade cell?
nothing
What does palisade leaf cell do?
The palisade leaf cell provides chlorophlly to the leaf as a result photosynthesis will take place in the palisade cell.
Why does a palisade cell have a cell wall?
Really all cells have a cell wall, this gives them soport and protection from bacteria, only having the virus as a threat
Is a palisade cell animal or plant?
a palisade cell is an animal cell because the palisades contain many CHLOROPLASTS and the palisade layer is responsible for most of the PHOTOSYNTHESIS. Therefore, a palisade cell is a plant cell. An example of a plant that contains a palisade layer is the Privet leaf.
What is the function of the leafs palisade layer?
The palisade layer of the leaf consists of orderly arranged cells. The palisade layer contains most of the chloroplast in the cell. Also the ordered arrangement of the cells minimises the cell wall, thus facilitating maximum absorption of light, needed for photosynthesis.
What is the function of palisade in the leaf?
the palisade layer is where photosynthesis is carried out
What does palisade cell absorb?
palisade cells chlorophyll which is used in the process of photosynthesis which means the palisade cell will absorb sunlight and possibly water
What is a palisade cell designed for?
Palisade is designed for plant cells
Is plant and palisade cell the same?
um, well actually I'msure its a animal cell to exact
What does a palisade cell have that a root hair cell does not?
The main function of the palisade cell if for photosynthesis because it has alot of chloroplact so it is useless if it is found in the roots where it has no job there. Palisade cells are found on the top part of the leaf to get as much sunlight as possible.
What does a leaf cell do?
The palisade leaf cell provides chlorophlly to the leaf as a result photosynthesis will take place in the palisade cell.
What organelles are present in a palisade cell?
A palisade cell is a plant cell. These cells are found immediately below the upper epidermis of a leaf and form the mesophyll layer. Palisade cells are closely packed together and have many chloroplasts in order to absorb maximum amount of sunlight in order to maximize the process of photosynthesis.
