How does the way animal cells use their vacuoles compare to the way plant cells use theirs?

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Simon Hayter · Answer 1 · 2018-06-07T20:29:12+0000

The major difference is that plants use vacuoles to store excess amounts of water, while animal cells do not. A plant standing up straight compared to a plant wilting over is a result of water capacity in the vacuoles

How does the way animal cells use their vacuoles compare to the way plant cells use theirs?

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