Cell Wall -
Function: Maintain cell pressure and prevent over-expansion of cells
Cell Membrane-
Function: Protects the cell from surrounding
Chloroplast-Found only in plants
Function: Conducts photosynthesis
Function: Conducts photosynthesis
Cytoplasm -
Function: Site of multiple cell processes including, cell metabolism
Golgi Body/apparatus -
Function: Sorting, processing and modifying proteins
Function: Sorting, processing and modifying proteins
Lysosomes-
Rare in plant cells.
Function:help bbreak down nutrients and old cell parts.
Mitochondrion-
Known to be the 'power house' or the
'storehouse of energy' of the cell, the mitochondria plays an important
role in a cell.
Function: Energy production and conversion, regulates cell metabolism
Function: Energy production and conversion, regulates cell metabolism
Nucleus -
Function: Controls expression and transcription of the gene
Peroxisomes -
Membrane-bound packets of oxidative enzymes, the
peroxisomes play a vital role in converting fatty acids to sugar. They
also assist the chloroplasts in photo-respiration. Their functions
include the glyoxylate cycle that occurs in germinating seeds and
photo-respiration in leaves.
Function: Breakdown of metabolic hydrogen peroxide
Function: Breakdown of metabolic hydrogen peroxide
Ribosomes-
Function: Protein builders and synthesizers
Smooth Endoplasmic Reticulum-
Similar to the structure of the
rough ER, the smooth ER is a separate interconnected network membrane
structure that is free from ribosomes. The SER transports material
through the cell. It is also crucial in producing and digesting lipids
and proteins.
Function: Manufactures and transports lipids
Function: Manufactures and transports lipids
Vacuole-
One large central vacuole.
Function: Regulates internal environment
Function: Regulates internal environment
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/labeled-plant-cell-diagram-and-functions.html
http://www.buzzle.com/articles/labeled-plant-cell-diagram-and-functions.html
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