Vacuoles are storage organelles that are found in both animal and plant cells. They store food or any other forms of nutrients, they also store waste products so as to protect the contamination of the cell environment. These waste products are sent out of the cell via vacuoles. In plants the vacuoles are larger than in animals. The vacuole provides plant nourishment in the scarcity of water in the external environment hence, prevents the wilting of plants.
using seeds from the same source.
using the same kind of soil for both groups.
giving the control and experimental groups the same volume of water.
keeping the light the same for the experimental and control groups.
measuring plant height the same way and at the same time for both groups.
Answer: thin leaves
Explanation:thin leaves because they are supposed to resemble needles
