BOTANY WITH THE BASICS OF HYDROBOTANY (AQUATIC PLANTS OF UKRAINE) - B.Ye. Yakubenko - 2011

V. CYTOLOGY. CONCEPT OF THE CELL

Structure of the Plant Cell

The Cell is a morphologically and physiologically differentiated, biologically active unit bounded by a semipermeable membrane and capable of self-renewal, self-regulation, and self-reproduction in a non-living environment.

A plant cell consists (Fig. 5) of four main structural components: The Cell wall, protoplast, vacuoles, and inclusions.

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Fig. 5. Structure OF THE plant cell

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