Question

how are vacuoles useful for unicellular organisms

Answer 1

$\bold{Ans:}$ In unicellular organisms vacuoles store all the waste products of the cells and helps in separating the the substances.

$\underline\bold{Vacuole:-}$

Vacuole are the clear spaces in cytoplasm which contains substances dissolved in water.

▶ $\bold{Functions:-}$ ●It stores various chemical products that accumlate within the cell.

●They are generally absent in the animal cell. If they are present, they are smaller in size and lesser in number, Whereas in plant cell they are larger in size and more in number.

●In Amoeba, the vacuole contain food particles and are called food vacuole.

●Vacuoles sometimes stores the waste products as well.

$\underline\bold{Unicellular\:organims:-}$

Uni = One
Cellular= Cell

The organisms which are made up of only one cell.

Eg:- Amoeba , paramecium, Bacteria.

Answer 2

In unicellular organisms, vacuoles store all the waste products of the cells and help in separating the substances.

The vacuole is the clear space in the cytoplasm that contains substances dissolved in water.

▶  ●It stores various chemical products that accumulate within the cell.

●They are generally absent in the animal cell. If they are present, they are smaller in size and lesser in number, Whereas in plant cells they are larger in size and more in number.

●In Amoeba, the vacuole contains food particles and is called food vacuole.

●Vacuoles sometimes store the waste products as well.

Uni = One

Cellular= Cell

The organisms are made up of only one cell.

Eg:- Amoeba , paramecium, Bacteria.