eukaryote- plants Flashcards
why are plant cells more uniform
because of cell wall
features that plant and animal cells have
rough and smooth ER
cytoplasm
nucleus
mitochondria
GA
structure of cell wall
made of insoluble cellulose
strength and support
middle lamella
first layer if plant cell wall to form when plant cell divides into two
whats the middle lamella mainly made of
pectin
whats pectin
polysaccharide that acts as glue and holds cell wall and neighour plant cell together
-carboxyl groups which are negative
combine to form positive calcium ions to make calcium pectate
function of calcium pectate
binds to cellulose that forms on either side
what builds on either side of middle lamella
cellulose microfibrils and matrix
primary cell walls
flexible walls made when cellulose microfibrils and matrix bind with middle lamella
secondary cell walls
cellulose microfibrils laid densly at different angles
-makes composite material more rigid
what hardens secondary wall further
hemicelluloses
plant fibres
long cells with cellulose cell walls that have been heavily lignified
plasmodesmata
cytoplasmic bridges between cells where intracellular talk goes on
how do plasmodesmata form
when cells are about to divide
-thread of cytoplasm remains
-threads pass through gaps in newly formed cell walls
symplast
interconnected cytoplasm of cells
vacoule
any fluid filled space inside cytoplasm surrounded by membrane
tonoplast
vacuole surrounded by special membrane called tonoplast
function of tonoplast
has different protein channels and carrier systems
-controls movement of substances into and out of vacuole so also water potential of cell
other functions of vacuoles
stores pigment
-store proteins
-store waste products and other chemicals
similarities of chloroplast and mitochondria
-large organelles
own DNA
outer membrane
-folded inner membrane
-symbiotic
differences of chloroplast and mitochondria
-chloroplast PH
-chlorophyll
formed from unspecialised part of cell called leucoplast
what organelles are formed from leucoplasts
amyoplasts and chloroplasts
what makes amyoplasts
leucoplasts
function of amyoplasts
colourless and store starch
-converted to glucose and provide energy