What are real-life examples of vacuoles?

trash cans, dumps, anything to do with getting rid of unneeded waste

Answered by regan | 2024-06-10

Vacuoles are a part of plant cells, they typically contain fluid and are located within the cell membrane

Answered by thefuglifechoseme | 2024-06-10

Vacuoles are vital cellular structures with various functions, especially in plant and unicellular organisms. They can store water, nutrients, and waste, and are involved in processes like maintaining turgor pressure and digestion. Examples include central vacuoles in plants, contractile vacuoles in protozoa, and food vacuoles in fungi and protists.
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Answered by regan | 2024-09-03