Well, an animal cell e/o a cytoplasm would miss a vital tool. The cell wouldn't have a certain,specific shape since the cytoplasm gives a cell it's shape. Also, the cell would have a very difficult time if any to break down waste, since that is one of the jobs of the cytoplasm. In addition, the cell would no longer have an aid in metabolic activity. Furthermore, without the cytoplasm the cell would be flat and substances would not be able to pass easily from one organelle to another. The organelles would not be held in a specific place w/o the cytoplasm. #Giveathanks.
This approach will not allow you to observe all of the microorganism present in the samples. This is because you cannot look at the soil as a whole you just take some part of it that may contain some organisms while some may not be present in that sample.
