ile observation of the nucles in onion
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The cells of the onion specimen appear to have a compacted rectangular-like shape with clear and visible cell walls in between cells. It also has a visible nucleus, vacuoles and some small granules.
Onion cells are easily visible at medium magnification. Their plasma membrane and cytoplasm can be clearly distinguished, and, if a stain is used, their nuclei can be seen, as well.
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