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well palisade cells on the surface of the leaf have high number of chloroplasts so they can have more chloroplasts on the leafs surface area, increasing photosynthesis. root cells have no chloroplasts because they do not need them but they have large vacuoles to store a lot of starch. they also have high numbers of catabolic and anabolic amylase to help store and secrete sucrose and starch.
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What is two jobs of roots?
The roots take in water and minerals to nourish the plant, and they also anchor the plant in the ground.
Which can perform the most complicated jobs-cells tissues or organs?
Organs can perform the most complicated jobs because an organ is composed of organized tissues and cells.
All cells perform various jobs or?
all cells preform various jobs or functions. theres not one cell that does nothing. if a cell does nothing than its most likely not a cell.
What are two ways cells can differ?
1.They look different.2.They have different jobs.
At the genetic level how does a lung cell differ from a brain cell?
Brain cells and lung cells are different because they each have different functions and carry out different jobs and specialize in different things.
How some of the cells in the roots and leaves are adapted to their jobs?
The cells in the roots and leaves are thin, which makes it easier for water to diffuse across into the plant. Another adaptation is their large surface area, which enables the plant to maximize the intake of water and minerals .
Explain how the cells in the leaves are adapted to their jobs?
they nake starch and produce energy for the plant.
What are the jobs of the pholem and xylem?
the xylem moves water and minerals up the stem from roots to leaves and phloem moves food from the leaves to the rest of the plant it can transport food up and down in a plant.
How do cells adapt to their jobs?
Even though all cells in a multicellular organism (except sex cells) contain a complete copy of that organism's DNA, not every gene is activated in all cells. Cells are specialized in that they only synthesize proteins from the genes that are "turned on" in those particular cells. For example, islet cells in the pancreas synthesize insulin but do not make hemoglobin, although both proteins are necessary for human life.
What are the main functions of both roots and stems?
stems provide structure roots absorb nutrenients leaves collect sunlight
What are the two main jobs the roots of a plant?
The two main jobs of the roots of a plant are to absorb water to take up nutrients and to anchor the plant in the ground.
10 jobs that use square roots?
10 mathematicians.
What are 2 jobs of roots?
absorb water and absorb nutrients
What are the jobs of phloem and xylem?
Phloem transports sugars and other organic compounds produced by the plant through photosynthesis from the leaves to other parts of the plant. Xylem transports water and minerals absorbed from the soil by the roots to the rest of the plant for nutrition and support.
What are some jobs or careers that involve using square roots?
Some jobs or careers that involve using square roots include mathematicians, statisticians, engineers, physicists, and financial analysts. These professionals often use square roots in calculations involving measurements, data analysis, modeling, and risk assessment. Understanding square roots is essential in fields that require complex mathematical computations and problem-solving skills.
Do all cells perform all the jobs?
yes they do cells are what make us
Do the cells that cover the outer part of a leaf cell do its job based on its shape?
The cells on the outside of the leaf form the epidermis. On the bottom in the stomata. It lets carbon dioxide, water, and sunlight in and oxygen and glucose/sugar out. I don't think the shape of the leaf would really make a difference. This is something that I'm not too sure about, but I would say the cells don't do any different jobs depending on the shape of the leaf. Maybe different types of leaves have cells that do different jobs.
