which peel can be used to observe plant cell
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The thin leaves of the waterweed, Elodea, and the epidermal peels of on- ion, Allium, have provided the "first look" at microscopic plant cells for biology and botany students for many decades (Morholt & Brandwein 1986).
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The peel that can be used to observe plant cells is onion peel.
- Onion peel is used to observe plant cells because it is a simple, thin and transparent peel that provides an easy study of plant cells under the microscope.
- Besides this, the epidermal layer of onion peel protects the plant cells from microbes and hence, prevents harm to internal cells.
- Under the microscope, we can see the rectangular plant cells surrounded by cell walls with no intercellular spaces.
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