Why is an onion root cell different than the cell of an onion leaf?

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Geoff L · Answer 1 · 2020-12-19T07:15:09+0000

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Plant cells also have chloroplasts: these are organelles containing chlorophyll in ... Cell walls in plants are rigid, compared to other organisms. ... In onion cells the tiles look very similar to rectangular bricks laid in offset runs. ... cells.

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