What if the plant cell don't have cell wall?

Answer 1

Without a cell wall a plant cell will not be stable, because a cell wall provides a cell with structural support and protection. A cell wall acts as a pressure vessel, preventing over-expansion when water enters the cell.

Answer 2

Plant cells are more easily destroyed without cell walls. Animal cells don't require cell walls, but if plant cells are destroyed, then animal cells can't survive either, because all animals need oxygen, which they can only get from plant and protist cells.

Answer 3

If a plant cell does not have a cell wall, it would lack the structural support and protection that the cell wall provides. This could make the cell more susceptible to damage and collapse under certain conditions. The cell wall also helps regulate water balance in the cell, so without it, the cell may have difficulty maintaining its shape and stability.

Answer 4

If it doesn't have a cell wall then its not a plant.

If you mean "what happens if you remove the cell wall" then the cell absorbs too much water and the cell will die.

Answer 5

The cell wall is on most plant cells. So a cell membrane is on an animal cell.

Answer 6

Animal cells do not have cell walls, but have cell membranes.

Answer 7

An animal cell or prokaryote.