Question

Two structures in plant cells that are not in animal cells provide support for the plant. What are they?

Answer 1

Answer:

Cell Wall and large central vacuole

Explanation:

All cells have a cytoskeleton and cell membrane, but cell walls and large central vacuoles are unique to plants. Cell walls give plants their rigid structure and the ability to withstand great force, while large central vacuoles provide a way for plants to store excess reacts or products derived from photosynthesis.