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Chapter 4.4, Problem 2SB
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The function of the central vacuole in plants.
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The vacuoles can be found in plants, fungal cells, some of the protists, and bacterial cells. The vacuoles are filled with water, which also contains the organic and inorganic molecules. A vacuole is an enclosed compartment and resembles the lysosome present in animal cells.
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