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The document describes several key components of plant cells: 1) The cell wall gives shape and protects the cell, while the plasma membrane is semipermeable and allows certain substances to pass in and out. 2) The cytoplasm contains organelles and stores chemicals, while the nucleus contains the genetic material and directs cell activities. 3) Other organelles like chloroplasts capture energy from sunlight, mitochondria produce energy, and vacuoles store waste.

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The document describes several key components of plant cells: 1) The cell wall gives shape and protects the cell, while the plasma membrane is semipermeable and allows certain substances to pass in and out. 2) The cytoplasm contains organelles and stores chemicals, while the nucleus contains the genetic material and directs cell activities. 3) Other organelles like chloroplasts capture energy from sunlight, mitochondria produce energy, and vacuoles store waste.

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The document describes several key components of plant cells: 1) The cell wall gives shape and protects the cell, while the plasma membrane is semipermeable and allows certain substances to pass in and out. 2) The cytoplasm contains organelles and stores chemicals, while the nucleus contains the genetic material and directs cell activities. 3) Other organelles like chloroplasts capture energy from sunlight, mitochondria produce energy, and vacuoles store waste.

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Cell Wall It gives turgidity, It serves as a network of

interconnected membranes
rigidity, provides
which helps move substance
Plasma shape and protects throughout the cytoplasm of
cell from damages. the cells.
Membrane

Cytoplasm
It is a lipid bilayer and It stores and
semipermeable membrane
packages materials
that allows certain
substances to pass in for export from and
Nucleus and out of the cell. out of cell.

It captures energy from


It acts as the store of
Chromosomes important chemicals and
sunlight and uses it to
produce food for cells. It is
organelles and expels
the site of photosynthesis
waste through the cell
Ribosomes membrane.
that contains green pigment
called chlorophyll.

Endoplasmic Reticulum The control center of the


They help in storage of food,
cell which directs cell
water and waste substance. Also
activities and contains
it helps in the eliminations of
Golgi Apparatus genetic material called
chromosomes made of DNA.
excess water from the cell.

It is located inside the


Chloroplast nucleus which carries the
It serves as a powerhouse
of the cell, which break
genes which is also
down food and release
Large Central responsible for transfer of
hereditary characteristics. energy to the cell.
Vacuole
It serves as a It is a network of
Mitochondria microtubules and
site of protein
microfilaments which
synthesis of the supports and aid in
Cytoskeleton cell. transport within the cell.

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