Question

The functions of cell vacuoles include storing nutrients, physically supporting the surrounding cell, deterring predators from eating the cell, and managing waste. What additional service do vacuoles provide?

Answer 1

Answer;

-Producing flashy pigments and managing waste

Explanation;

-A vacuole is an organelle in plant cells used to store food and water. It is used in many daily functions of the plant cell such as helping strengthen the cell wall. The size of the vacuole is important to the function of the cell.  If it increases in size then the cell will also increase in size.

-Vacuoles are the storage tanks of the cell.  All plant cells have them, but not all animal cells do.  The primary place where plants store water is within its vacuoles.The membrane of vacuole allows materials and proteins to pass through with ease. Much of the waste of a cell ends up in the central vacuole.