<span>The cells all have different qualities.
A plant cell will have a cell wall (the others don't have these) and so it will be kept in a rigid shape, unlike the others which are free to be blobby. Inside a plant cell, there is also a vacuole containing cell sap. The others don't have this. Plant cells also have chloroplasts, which look similar to mitochondria on a diagram. Chloroplasts contain chlorophyll, and this is used for photosynthesis. </span><span>
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Answer:
I would say it is A
Explanation:
I mean if you think about it, no one really knows how science is going to work. It is different each time.
You could use a line graph. Hope that helps.
The protist is single-celled like some bacteria but also has chloroplasts to perform photosynthesis like some plants.
According to this question, the structure of an euglena is given. The euglena is a protist that contains the following organelles: cell membrane, flagella, eyespot, chloroplast, and nucleus.
The euglena as a protist is similar to some bacteria by the possession of a single cells but similar to plant cells by possession of chloroplast for photosynthesis.
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