Why does every plant cell have a nucleus?

Answer 1

In Eukaryotes, the cells have a nucleus which contain it's genetic material (DNA and chromosomes). The nucleus is basically the "power house" of the cell and allows it to function in many ways. It's like our hearts, without it beating, we would die...quite like eukaryote cells..

However in prokaryote cells, they do not have a nucleus, and do not require it. These types of cells just have one strand of free-floating DNA, which is floating around the cell :)

Answer 2

Every plant cell has a nucleus because it contains the genetic material (DNA) needed for essential cellular functions such as growth, reproduction, and metabolism. The nucleus serves as the control center of the cell, regulating gene expression and coordinating various cellular processes.

Answer 3

Every plant cell has a nucleus because a nucleus controls the cell's main activities.

Answer 4

cells need anucleus in order to function properly. The nucleus controls the DNA and tell the cell what to do, and how to do it properly

Answer 5

The nucleus contains the DNA of the cell and this is vital for cell division and also for making the proteins that the cell needs to function.

Answer 6

They don't. The nucleus is only present in eukaryotic cells. (Animal Cell) Prokaryotic cells don't have nuclei. (Bacteria)

Answer 7

A eukaryotic cell has a nucleus simply because of the way that we define eukaryotic cells. Prokaryotes lack nuclei, but eukaryotes have them, all due to widely accepted classification schema.

Answer 8

nucleus is on type of brain, like we need our control center (brain) to control us

like that nucleus is a control center that control plants.

Answer 9

There is NO nucleus in prokaryoticcells.

A nucleus is only found in eukaryotic cells.

Answer 10

A plant cell needs a nucleus because it contains the DNA which control's the cell's functions.