Are all plant cells the same?? Plz help...due tommorrow?

Question

I know that they are not the same but i need that information in more detailed. How and why arent they the same

thxx for helping =)

Answer 1

different plants have different chemical makeups. they can have a different number of electrons, protons, or neutrons. also, the cloryphyll (idk if i spelt tht rite...) will have a different chemical make up through out the year because of temperture changes and other seasonal changes....

Answer 2

yo....i'm from tomken to....anyways...wht's the answer.

Answer 3

r u from tomken? cuz i hav the same question due tmr

Answer 4

One plant can have many different kinds of cells:  these include collenchyma, schlerenchyma, companion cells, and parenchyma cells.   There are also storage cells and plant-defense cells which differ depending on the plant.

Those are the main types of cells within a plant.

Also, from one plant to another, the cells may have different specialties and function and thus be different from plant species to plant species.  (Like the storage or defense cell.)

Answer 5

How they come to differentiate from their parent cell type involves the selective expression of genes. Different cell types have a different group of genes expressing proteins.

Why they are not the same is to specialize in a function. Cells to collect water from the soil need different structures than cells that move water through the plant.

Root cells express the genes that produce the fragile water collecting hair-like projections.

Water conducting tissues contain two types of cells that retain function after cell death. These form the basis of the xylem and phloem.

http://hcs.osu.edu/hcs300/cell3.htm

http://www.biologyreference.com/Co-Dn/Di...

Answer 6

LMAO Dhir face

Answer 7

The best help I can give you:

Look at your textbook.

If you for some reason can't, use google.