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Vacuoles: Structure and Function

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What is the primary component stored in vacuoles?

Pigments and fibrous materials

Visible crystals and starch

Proteins and sugars

Water and salts (correct)

Which function does vacuole contribute to in plant cells?

Regulates the temperature within the cell

Breaks down complex molecules in the cytoplasm

Contributes to cell rigidity using water to develop hydrostatic pressure (correct)

Synthesizes proteins and sugars for the cell

What drives cell expansion in plants?

Plasmolysis

Lysis of cytoplasmic constituents

Vacuole content

Turgor pressure (correct)

What is the role of vacuoles in defense mechanisms of plants?

<p>Defense against microbial pathogens and herbivores through secondary metabolites</p> Signup and view all the answers

What is the main factor driving nastic movements in plants like Mimosa pudica and Venus fly trap?

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Vacuoles: Structure and Function

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Questions and Answers

What is the primary component stored in vacuoles?

Which function does vacuole contribute to in plant cells?

What drives cell expansion in plants?

What is the role of vacuoles in defense mechanisms of plants?

What is the main factor driving nastic movements in plants like Mimosa pudica and Venus fly trap?

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