what is the significance of vacuoles
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Vacuoles are present in the plant cells prominently and occupy large spaces in the cell such that the nucleus is secluded to a corner of the cell..
In animal cells it is either absent or very small and has no major role to play.
In plant cells vacuoles are responsible for turgidity...as it can hold a large quantity of water..
In animal cells it is either absent or very small and has no major role to play.
In plant cells vacuoles are responsible for turgidity...as it can hold a large quantity of water..
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Vacuoles are membrane-bound structure s which are believed to store ergastic substances of cells . In plant cells , vacuoles are large in size , while in animal cells vacoules are small .
SIGNIFICANCE
1) Help in removal of unwanted structural debris .
2) Perform the function of food storage as well as waste material storage .
3) Maintain turgor pressure within the cells .
SIGNIFICANCE
1) Help in removal of unwanted structural debris .
2) Perform the function of food storage as well as waste material storage .
3) Maintain turgor pressure within the cells .
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