Question

Relative size of the nucleus in mature plant cells
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Answer 1

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Plant cells have a cell wall and a large central vacuole. In the mature plant, the central vacuole may occupy 50-90% of the cell interior. It stores amino acids, sugars, water ions, and wastes. The cytoplasm is forced into a very narrow zone between the central vacuole and the plasma membrane. A cell's vacuole can occupy a large proportion of the total volume of the cell, e.g., 90% of the volume of some mature plant cells.

Answer 2

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Nuclear Structure and Composition. In general, nuclei are spherical or disc-shaped, although occasionally they may appear lobed. They vary in size in different species but are usually within the range 1–10 µm in diameter.