Question

Brief sketch description of vacuole and plastids

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Answer 1

vacuoles are present in plant cells in 1 or 2 numbers and are very large. but animal cells contain very small or no vacuoles. their sole function is storage.
plastids are present only in plant cells. they are of many types like leucoplast, chloroplasts, etc.

Answer 2

Vacuole:It can be fluid -filled or solid -field and membrane bound at spaces.They are a kind of storage sac.In animal cell the vehicle is present are small and Temporary does this store water glycerine and proteins.Cell membrane is typical a single unit membrane and it is often associated with the maintenance of water balance example this are awesome regulator organelle in protozoans or integer news of nutrient membrane food vacuoles transport vehicles of a single celled organisms such as Amoeba Paramecium contains the food item that the animal has confirmed in plants in the Vascular Resistance and permanent in nature plants in the vacuole occupies almost the entire 90% volume of self because the centre of position of a vehicle the cell organelle and nucleus in plant cell array push near the boundary wall the vacuole is bounded by a membrane and called as turn plast the vacuole is filled with self app which is what are the solution river rich in sugar ammonium acetate proteins minerals and metabolic waste such as Anthony alkaloids.
some of the functions of vehicles are back ill help to maintain the osmotic pressure in a Cell this store toxic metabolic by producer or end product of plant cell they give rigidity and rigidity to the plant cell.
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plastids: testy doctors in most Plant cell and are absent in animal cell like the mitochondria The Prestige also have their own genomes DNA and ribosomes they are self replicated organelles like mitochondria they have the power to divide. plastids are as follows three types:
1) * chromoplast* :coloured plastic except green colour.
2) * chloroplast* : green coloured plastids.
3) *Leucoplast* : the colourless plastids.
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