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plant cell specific:
- the large vacuole in plant cells takes up a lot of space in the cell
- it stores water and helps the plant cell maintain the proper water pressure inside the cell under different conditions.
- the cell wall is a more - rigid layer that plants have outside their cell
- it is made of membrane and other molecules. cellulose
- the chloroplast is an organelle that enables the plant cell to produce food
- it performs photosynthesis making sugar using water, carbon dioxide, and light energy.
plant cell
Brief Explanations
- For the first blank, in plant cells, the large structure that takes up space is the vacuole.
- The vacuole stores water.
- The cell wall is outside the cell membrane.
- The cell wall is made of cellulose.
- Chloroplasts enable the plant cell to produce food (through photosynthesis).
- The process of making sugar using water, carbon dioxide, and light energy is photosynthesis.
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- First blank: vacuole
- Second blank: water
- Third blank: cell membrane
- Fourth blank: cellulose
- Fifth blank: produce food
- Sixth blank: photosynthesis