What are the plant cell organelles and their functions?

Answer 1

Cell wall (gate keeper) inflexible barrier

Chloroplast (cafetaria) Photosynthesis

Cytoskeleton (frame of a house) framework for the cell

Endoplasmic Reticulum (ER) (highway) the site of protein synthesis

Golgi apparatus (post office) packages them for distribution outside the cell

Lysosome (stomach) digests enzymes

Mitochondria (power plant) makes energy

Nucleus (computer) control center

Ribosome (factory) proteins synthesis

Vacuole (storage building) temporary storage of materials and maintains osmotic potential

Answer 2

nucleus (also in animal cell): "brain" of cell, controls everything

vacuole (also in animal cell): storage organelle especially for water

mitochondrion (also in animal cell): organelle that breaks down food and turns it into energy

cytoplasm (also...): jelly substance that holds other organelles

cell membrane (also...): layer outside of cell that controls what goes in and out

cell wall:layer outside of cell to give it more structure and durability ( i think, dont totally trust this)

chloroplast: organelle that converts sunlight and other stuff into food

I believe that the cell wall does protect too.

Answer 3

Plant cell organelles include the nucleus (stores genetic material), chloroplasts (site of photosynthesis), mitochondria (produces energy), vacuoles (stores water and nutrients), endoplasmic reticulum (involved in protein synthesis), Golgi apparatus (processes and packages proteins), and cell wall (provides structure and support). Each organelle plays a specific role in the overall function and health of the plant cell.