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| controls cell activites and holds DNA |
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| package and export proteins |
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| move proteins throughout cell |
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| this is where respiration takes place. breaks down sugar and releases energy. |
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| store waste, food and water |
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| breaks down larger food into smaller molecules. breaks down old cell parts. |
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| controls movement of materials in and out of the cell. this is where HOMEOSTASIS takes place. |
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| supports and protects the cell. |
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| cushions the organelles inside the cell. |
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| this organelle collects energy from the sun to perform photosynthesis |
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| is the pressure , or force, of the water inside a plant cell vacuole against the cell wall. |
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| when a plant is filled with water . it is firm to the touch and difficult to bend. |
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| when a plant is lacking in water . it becomes limp, hangs over, and soft to the touch , easy to bend. |
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| rigid the vacuole is full! |
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| wilted the nvacuole is empty! |
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| iuIngrediats for photosynthesis |
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| Carbon dioxide + Water + Light energy + Glucose + oxygen |
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