Differences between animal cell and plant cell in the form of a flow chart and what are vacuoles.
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Differences in structure FeaturePlantcellAnimalcellCellwallCellulosecellwallpresentCellwallabsentChloroplastPresentinlargenumbersinabsentthethincytoplasmliningNumberandsizeofOnelargepermanentNumberoussmalltemporaryvacuolesvacuolevacuolesRelativesizeLargeSmall Differences in function FeaturePlantcellAnimalcellShapeRegularelongatedIrregularshapecylindricalshapeAbilitytomakefoodMakestheirownfoodbyCannotmaketheirowntrappingsunlightinafoodprocessknownasphotosynthesisTurgidityCanbecometurgidCannotbecometurgid Vacuole - space or vesicle within the cytoplasm of a cell, enclosed by a membrane and typically containing fluid. - It is often the largest organelle in the cell. Function 1. To hold materials and wastes. 2. To maintain the proper pressure within the plant cells to provide structure and support for the growing plant.