Biology, asked by khudgisatish, 1 month ago

Cells exchange materials with their immediate environment through

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Answered by adityaxavier2345

Exchange of substances between a cell and its environment takes place through the cell membranes and if it is a plant cell, then the cell wall is also present. The cell wall is freely permeable to all substances which means it does not stop anything from entering and exiting.

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