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Tonoplast
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Tonoplast”,”exam”:”Do not confuse tonoplast with the plasma membrane (plasmalemma).”}
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Protoplast
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Protoplast”,”exam”:”Plasmolysis pulls the protoplast away from the wall.”}
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Plasmodesmata
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Plasmodesmata”,”exam”:”Apoplast = walls and spaces; symplast = cytoplasm linked by plasmodesmata.”}
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Mitochondrion
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Mitochondrion”,”exam”:”Non-green tissues and night-time metabolism rely on mitochondrial ATP.”}
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Middle lamella
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Middle lamella”,”exam”:”Fruit ripening softens pectin in the middle lamella, so tissues fall apart.”}
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Dictyosome
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Dictyosome”,”exam”:”Cytokinesis in plants depends on Golgi-derived vesicles.”}
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Chloroplast
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Chloroplast”,”exam”:”Chloroplasts have their own circular DNA and 70S ribosomes (endosymbiotic origin).”}
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Cell wall
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Cell wall”,”exam”:”Plant walls = cellulose; fungal walls = chitin; bacterial walls = peptidoglycan.”}
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Amyloplast
{“group”:”Cell biology”,”term”:”Amyloplast”,”exam”:”Leucoplasts include amyloplasts (starch), elaioplasts (oil) and aleuroplasts (protein).”}
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True or false: Morphology describes external form (shape of leaves, flowers, habit).
{“lesson_id”:0,”category_id”:145,”topic”:”Areas Of Study”,”choices”:[“True”,”False”],”correct”:0,”type”:”true_false”,”explain”:”Morphology is form; anatomy is internal structure.”}
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