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Cell structure - Endosomes & vacuoles - Vacuoles - Vacuole, Plant Cell
Vacuole, Plant Cell
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The vacuole is a characteristic feature of the plant cell.[1] It occupies most of the interior of the cell and displaces the organelles into a thin peripheral plasma layer.[2] In these epidermis cells of the onion Allium cepa the vacuoles contain red substance.[3]
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Vacuole of the plant cell, animated sequences, Creatron Co., Frankfurt. [1]
Vacuole, pond weed (Elodea canadensis). [2] DIC, normal frequency. IWF, Göttingen.
Red colored vacuoles from the epidermis of the red onion Allium cepa. URL, WALTER GUSTAV. Wien. Publ.: 1974. [3] Film, 16 mm, LT, 124 m ; F, 11 1/2 min; de, en.
IWF, Göttingen: C 1144
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This film is part of the CD-ROM The Cell I - Life from Light and Air. You can order it at the IWF Knowledge and Media gGmbH.
Also available as clip.
Order no.:
C 7144
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