Biology, asked by arpit4507, 10 months ago

What is Tonoplast? Explain it's role in vacoule. ​

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Answered by sapna3325
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___the vacoule gets from a word "vaccus

means empty.

___it was discovered by antonie van leewanhock in 1676

___vacoules are present in plants as well as in animal cells

___the vacoule is surrounded by a membrane bound structure called tonoplast. it provides protection. .

_____there are may types of vacoules

----food vacoule (if the food is in solid form that is called )phegosome.

___liquid vacoule (if the food is in liquid form that is called )pinosome.

___gas vacoule (present in aquatic plants )stores gas.

____contractile vacoule(it helps in contraction and relaxation. ...

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Answered by iTzMiSsTwinKle
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ANSWER :

● The membrane which surrounds the vacoule is termed as Tonoplast.

IT'S ROLE -

》Tonoplast provides protection to the cell.

》It separates the contents of vacuole from the cell's cytoplasm.

》It is a semi-permeable membrane which regulates the movement of ions in and out of the cell.

》It maintains the acidic nature of the vacuole.

》It transports small amount of solutes and salts with the help of numerous proteins found in tonoplast.


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