THE PLANT CELL

Question 1

cells have thin cell walls, and the protoplast is alive at maturity. They may have various functions

Answer 1

Parenchyma cells
Storage parenchyma
aerenchyma
stellate parenchyma

Question 2

Parenchyma cells types

Answer 2

Chlorenchyma

Question 3

Photosynthetic parenchyma cells contain chloroplasts and are general termed

Answer 3

Chlorenchyma

Question 4

cells contain lots of amyloplasts.

Answer 4

Storage parenchyma

Question 5

Parenchyma cells with large air spaces

Answer 5

aerenchyma

Question 6

Highly branched parenchyma cells, with adjacent cells connected to each other by means of the branches

Answer 6

stellate parenchyma

Question 7

are found in groups along the sides of the young stems and in the stalk or midrib of leaves

The cells are also somewhat elongated. They also have various functions although most of them function for support and for strength of a young plant or support of a leaf

Answer 7

Collenchyma cells

Question 8

walls of Collenchyma cells

Answer 8

walls of these cells are unevenly thickened and the thickening occur at the corners where the cells meet.

Question 9

plastid that is alive at maturity just like the parenchyma

Answer 9

protoplast

Question 10

very thick walls and differ from the first two types of cells because these cells die at maturity

Answer 10

Sclerenchyma cells

Question 11

Sclerenchyma cell walls are impregnated with

Answer 11

thick walls are impregnated with lignin

Question 12

common sclerenchyma cells

Answer 12

fibers and sclereids or stone cells

Question 13

protoplast is dead in sclerenchyma

Answer 13

true

Question 14

these cells usually function for transport of water and for support. Some cells also protect the more delicate parts of the plant

Answer 14

sclerenchyma cells