When observing a plant cell under a microscope, what parts do you think would be big enough to see?

Only animal cells have lysosomes (however, recent, and controversial, research suggests that some plant cells may have lysosomes), and only plant cells have chloroplasts.

While plants cells have a rigid cell wall, animal cells have a thin and flexible plasma membrane.

Plants cells have a large central vacuole and animal cells have many small vacuoles

VTshruti VTshruti · Answer 2 · 2022-07-14T17:34:21+02:00

When observing a plant cell under a microscope, one can see large interlocking rectangular blocks. Around each cell, the cell wall is clearly visible. When stained, the cell wall is somewhat thick and visible. The cytoplasm is also lightly stained, with a darkly stained nucleus at the cell's periphery.

What is a plant cell?

A plant cell is a eukaryotic cell with something like a true nucleus and organelles that perform specific functions. However, some organelles found in plant cells differ from those found in other eukaryotic cells.

At the time of observing a plant cell under a microscope, person can see large rectangular blocks as well as cell wall is clearly visible.

When stained, the cell wall is thick and visible. The cytoplasm will also be lightly stained, with stained nucleus at the cell's periphery.

Thus, these structures can be visible under a microscope.

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