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Both plant and animal cells are eukaryotic, but they differ in certain characteristics like presence or absence of some organelles. Identify the organelle that is present only in plant cells.
Both plant and animal cells are eukaryotic, but they differ in certain characteristics like presence or absence of some organelles. Identify the organelle that is present only in plant cells.
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The correct option is A Plastids
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Plastids: Plastids are organelles that are present only in plant cells and they contain pigments. Chlorophyll , a green pigment present in chloroplast helps in photosynthesis.
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Cell membrane: Cell membrane is a common structure seen in plant, animal and even bacterial cells.
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Vacuole: Both plant and animal cells contain vacuole. The difference is plant vacuole is large central and permanent whereas animal vacuole is small, many and temporary.
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Plastids: Plastids are organelles that are present only in plant cells and they contain pigments. Chlorophyll , a green pigment present in chloroplast helps in photosynthesis.
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Cell membrane: Cell membrane is a common structure seen in plant, animal and even bacterial cells.
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Vacuole: Both plant and animal cells contain vacuole. The difference is plant vacuole is large central and permanent whereas animal vacuole is small, many and temporary.
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