Differences between Onion Epidermal and Human Epithelial cells. What is shape , Orientation and Boundary?
Both humans and onions are eukaryotes. But onion is having cell wall and it is a rigid structure made of cellulose and this cell wall will give brick shape to these onion cells, where as the human cells will have only cell membrane. The human cells have only mitochondria, in addition to mitochondria, the onion cells have chloroplast.
Shape of Human epithelial cells are flattened and rounded
Shape of Onion epidermal cells is square or rectangular
Orientation of Human epithelial cells is Random
Orientation of onion epidermal cells is end to end and in lines/rows
Boundary of Human epithelial cells is thin
Boundary of Onion epidermal cells is thick.
Differences between Onion Epidermal and Human Epithelial cells. What is shape , Orientation and Boundary?
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