What is the color of a plant cell?

Answer 1

The nucleus in a living cell is almost completely transparent. This is a good thing, since the lens of the eye is covered with a layer of cells that keep it healthy! The colors we see in animals and people are the result of naturally occurring pigments made inside the cells (but outside the nucleus).

We use dyes and stains to see the different structures in a cell. The most common dye for the nucleus is hematoxylin. It shows up as a purple-blue color. That's probably the reason why most illustrations of cells have a purple nuclei. (Do a Google image search for the word 'cell' to see what I mean.)

Answer 2

The color of a plant cell is typically green due to the presence of chlorophyll, a pigment that is essential for photosynthesis. Additionally, plant cells may contain other pigments such as carotenoids that contribute to the overall color of the cell.

Answer 3

The Nucleolus is either dark red or brown and the nucleus is always Black in color

Answer 4

A plant cell is actually colorless but appears green in color due to presence of chlorophyll pigment present inside the chloroplasts, one of the cell organelles.

Answer 5

The nucleus is pink and the cell wall is orange and the cytoplasm is brown and vacleous is yellow with blue dots inside of it. the cell membrane is grey the cloroplast isblack

Answer 6

A nucleus is not coloured. Usually they are black. Blackis not a colour, it is a tint.

Answer 7

Hmm Well My Teacher Said To Be Creative So I Guess I'm Just Making It Eaither Purple Or Blue Or Yellow soo Yeah...(:

Answer 8

dark reddish and brownish or purple colored

Answer 9

The color of a plant cell is green.

Answer 10

green