In plants, this structure contains a solution called cell sap, and flowers derive their color from pigments located in these organelles, such as betalains and anthocyanins.
In plants, this structure contains a solution called cell sap, and flowers derive their color from pigments located in these organelles, such as betalains and anthocyanins. After phagocytosis, a lysosome merges with "food" one of these organelles to begin digestion. Protists such as Paramecium expel excess water with the (*) "contractile" type of this organelle. A membrane called the tonoplast surrounds these structures in plants, which provide turgor pressure through osmosis. Up to 90% of a plant cell's volume can be occupied by, for ten points, what organelles that store organic compounds and water?
In plants, this structure contains a solution called cell sap, and flowers derive their color from pigments located in these organelles, such as betalains and anthocyanins.
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