Parts of a palisade cell

Answer 1

Nucleus- control center of cell. Stores gentic information

Cell wall- Protects cell and keeps it rigid.

Cell membrane- Allows things to enter and exit the cell.

Vacuole- Bag of liquid that keeps cells shape.

Cytoplasm- Jelly-like substance which things dissolve in.

Chloroplast- A green substance that collects sunlight for photosynthesis.

Answer 2

Palisade cells in leaves are one of many types of plant cells that contains chloroplasts to undergo photosynthesis.

They are full of chloroplasts to help absorb more light. The gas they take in is carbon dioxide which helps them to make carbohydrates for the plant. The palisade cells are found in a leaf.

Answer 3

The palisade cell is elongated and has its long axis perpendicular to the surface. It is also densely packed with chloroplasts which arrange themselves in the upper part of the cell for that part receives illumination. It is the presence of the chloroplasts which contain chlorophyll that enables photosynthesis to take place

Answer 4

The function of a palisade cell is to hold chloroplasts which allow photosynthesis to occur. The features which help it do this efficiently are that it has a lot of chloroplasts compared to other plant cells, it is long and thin so sunlight does not have to travel through much of the cell before reaching a chloroplast and they also have a large vacuole which pushes the chloroplasts even closer to the edge of the cell.

Answer 5

A vacuole, A cell wall, A cell membrane,Cytoplasm, Chloroplasts and a nucleus == ==

Answer 6

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