what are the cell organelles found in plant cells, but not in animal cells and what are their functions?

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Chloroplasts (takes in the sun's energy to make food for the plant). Cell membrane (It helps the plant stand up because plants don't have spines like us).

vladimir1956 [14]3 years ago

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Answer:

The plant and animals cells are very similar except a few very different things only the plant or animal cell need.

Explanation:

Organelles are very important to the cell. In fact they are like characteristics of the cell. Their are certain characteristics that you can have that are different from everyone else, so its easy to draw you from a crowd. In this case its exactly the same, the plant cell has a cell wall, as an animal cell does not, which is a perfect way to tell the difference between the two. Another thing that the plant cell has that the animal cell doesn't is its chloroplasts. Chloroplasts are made of chlorophyll which makes the plant green. This is an important Organelle in the cell because it gives it its color.

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