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What does the chloroplasts do for the cambium?
I'm not sure but chloroplasts (i think) control the cell activities so probably control the cambium!:)
A plant cell has a thick cell wall and large vacuoles however it does not seem to have chloroplasts what part of the plant might this cell be from?
In a plant chloroplasts are mainly found in the cells of leaves and stems so , I think in the rest of the parts there may not be any chloroplasts
Where are the chloroplasts located within the elodea cell?
up my asss
What parts of a cell do scientists think were once free-living organisms?
Mitochondria and chloroplasts are thought to have once been a free prokaryotic cell.
What kind of cells has chloroplasts?
The only cell that has chloroplasts is plant cell
What cell does not have chloroplasts?
of course animal cell as it cannot produce by itself
What function does a chloroplasts perform in an animal cell?
Chloroplasts cannot be seen in animals. No animal is photosynthetic
How do the chloroplasts move around the cell?
they move slowly around the out side of the cell
What are the 3 parts of the plant cell that cannot be found in an animal cell?
Chloroplasts, Cell Wall, and Central Vacuole
What is the organism made up of cells with a cell wall and nucleus but without chloroplasts?
That cannot be a plant or animal. It can be a fungal cell
What does the chloroplasts do for the cambium?
I'm not sure but chloroplasts (i think) control the cell activities so probably control the cambium!:)
Present in plant cells only?
I think it is cell walls and chloroplasts.
A plant cell has a thick cell wall and large vacuoles however it does not seem to have chloroplasts what part of the plant might this cell be from?
In a plant chloroplasts are mainly found in the cells of leaves and stems so , I think in the rest of the parts there may not be any chloroplasts
Where are the chloroplasts located within the elodea cell?
up my asss
What parts of a cell do scientists think were once free-living organisms?
Mitochondria and chloroplasts are thought to have once been a free prokaryotic cell.
Kingdom containing eukaryotes with no cell walls or chloroplasts?
I think it's animalia.
What sort of cell can photosynthesis cannot take place in?
Cells that do not have chloroplasts cannot have photosynthesis occur in them. Human and animal cells do not have chloroplasts; therefore they obtain their energy from another source and not photosynthesis like plants.
