cells

Question 1

Parenchyma cells

Answer 1

Parenchyma cells are crucial for storing various substances, including water, starch, fats, and other nutrients. Thin cell walls
Large central vacuole
Thin layer of cytoplasm

Question 2

Companion cells

Answer 2

A type of cell that surrounds the phloem to provide aid and support in oder for the cell to function properly. They are full of mitochondria in order to provide energy to the phloem.

Question 3

Guard cells

Answer 3

Kidney shaped cells that surround the stomata

Question 4

Meristem cells

Answer 4

Responsible for the root and shoot growth of plants. they are unspecialized cell

Question 5

Epidermal cells

Answer 5

A cell that is part of the outer layer of an organism.

Question 6

Xylem cells

Answer 6

Tube like shaped dead cells that allow the water to flow upwards

Question 7

Palisade mesophyll

Answer 7

Specialized plant cells located in the leaves, primarily responsible for photosynthesis. They are found just beneath the upper epidermis and above the spongy mesophyll, forming a crucial layer in the leaf’s structure.

Question 8

Phloem cells

Answer 8

Cells that move around nutrients and glucose around the plant.

Question 9

Root hair cells

Answer 9

Tube like shaped cells that are in the roots to absorb water and nutrients

Question 10

mitochondria

Answer 10

Power house of a cell

Question 11

Ribosomes

Answer 11

where proteins are made