How does the shape of a plant cell help the plant?

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Plant cells are important to support the plant (they become turgid when they take in water. Other cells have various functions: root hair cells are adapted to take water and nutrients from soil, xylem cells form tubes to transport water and phloem cells form special tubes for sugar transport.

Answer 3

Basically, cytoplasm is the fluid, where the organelles remain suspended. So, it fills up the cell, especially the spaces not occupied by any organelle. The constituent parts of cytoplasm are cytosol, organelles and cytoplasmic inclusions.

So, it fills up any empty spaces not occupied by an organelle. Thus, its fluid-like structure helps cytoplasm do its vocation.

Answer 4

The shape of a plant cell, typically rectangular, helps provide structural support to the plant. This shape allows plant cells to pack densely together, contributing to the overall structure of the plant and providing strength for vertical growth. Additionally, the rectangular shape allows for efficient absorption of water and nutrients.

Answer 5

this is just a guess so check first but it may help keep the cell alive because their is a big vacuole in the middle it helps it get the water to grow

Answer 6

Its shape help it survive because its rectangular it stacks its self higher and higher to stay away from bacteria and helps it stay away from predators.

Answer 7

The cell wall

Answer 8

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