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ANALYZE & EXPLAIN 1. Why do you think the Elodea leaf cells have chloroplasts, but the onion cells do not?
2. ANALYZE & EXPLAIN
1. Why do you think the Elodea leaf cells have chloroplasts, but the onion cells do not? What does this tell you about how structure is related to function in different plant tissues?
2. What structure gives the animal cell (cheek cell) its outer boundary? How is this different from the plant cell's outer boundary?
3. All three cells have some of the same structures. What does this suggest about what cells need in order to survive?
4. Plant and animal cells do not look exactly the same and do not contain exactly the same structures. How can two different types of cells still carry out the processes necessary for life? Use evidence from today's investigation and what you learned from The Organelles.
1. Why do you think the Elodea leaf cells have chloroplasts, but the onion cells do not? What does this tell you about how structure is related to function in different plant tissues?
2. What structure gives the animal cell (cheek cell) its outer boundary? How is this different from the plant cell's outer boundary?
3. All three cells have some of the same structures. What does this suggest about what cells need in order to survive?
4. Plant and animal cells do not look exactly the same and do not contain exactly the same structures. How can two different types of cells still carry out the processes necessary for life? Use evidence from today's investigation and what you learned from The Organelles.