Plant Cell Vacuoles Quiz
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What is the main function of Ca oxalate crystals in the vacuole?

  • Aid in the digestion of organic matter
  • Facilitate cellular expansion
  • Act as a source of energy for the plant
  • Taxonomic significance for plant identification (correct)
  • Where is glucose mainly accumulated in plant vacuoles?

  • Roots
  • Leaves
  • Fruits (correct)
  • Stems
  • What is the primary function of fructans in plant vacuoles?

  • Storage polysaccharide (correct)
  • Facilitate water absorption
  • Act as enzymes for cellular processes
  • Regulate cellular respiration
  • What type of vacuole content is NOT typically found in plant parenchyma?

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    What is the primary role of aquaporins in the vacuole?

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    Study Notes

    Vacuole Function and Contents

    • Ca oxalate crystals in the vacuole help to regulate calcium ion concentration in the cell.

    Plant Vacuole Contents

    • Glucose is mainly accumulated in plant vacuoles, particularly in the storage vacuoles.
    • Fructans, a type of polysaccharide, are stored in plant vacuoles and serve as an energy reserve.

    Characteristics of Plant Vacuoles

    • Lipids are NOT typically found in plant parenchyma vacuoles, unlike in other cell types.

    Aquaporin Function

    • Aquaporins, a type of transmembrane protein, play a crucial role in the vacuole by facilitating the transport of water and small solutes across the vacuolar membrane.

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    Test your knowledge of plant cell vacuoles and their functions with this quiz. Explore topics such as osmotic regulation, mechanical support, cellular expansion, stomata, pH regulation, storage, and defense mechanisms. See how well you understand the role of vacuoles in plant cells.

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