Download 4.A.6.Plant Cell

Organelles
Plant Cells
Organelle
• A plant is made up of
many cells that have
special
characteristics that
make them rigid
(stiff) and able to
make their own food.
The Plant Cell
&
Organelles
Job for cell
Analogy
Cell Wall
Hard outer covering
Stone wall
Cell Membrane
Thin protective layer
Mitochondria
Place where energy is
made
Chloroplast
Place where sunlight is
turned into food
Vacuole
Organelles
Organelle
Cell Wall
Cell Membrane
Job for cell
Hard outer covering
Thin protective layer
Mitochondria
Place where energy is
made
Chloroplast
Place where sunlight is
turned into food
Vacuole
Water storage
Organelles
Analogy
Organelle
Job for cell
Water storage
Organelles
Analogy
Organelle
Job for cell
Analogy
Centriole
Needed for cell
division
Centriole
Needed for cell
division
Ribosome
Puts big molecules
together
Ribosome
Puts big molecules
together
HECO
Golgi
Apparatus
Needed to transport
things around cell
Golgi
Apparatus
Needed to transport
things around cell
Post office
Solar panel
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Tunnels or paths
throughout cell
Endoplasmic
Reticulum
Tunnels or paths
throughout cell
Freeway
Lysosome
Digestive organelle
Lysosome
Digestive organelle
Stone wall
Your skin
Reservoir tank
Fishing reel
Construction
workers
Your stomach
Parts of the Plant Cell
Chloroplast
Chlorophyll
Cell Membrane
Green!
Nucleus
Cell Wall
Vacuole
The chloroplast has pancake stacks
that capture the sunlight and turn it
into sugar… PHOTOSYNTHESIS!!!
Chloroplast
Chromatography
When you did the
chromatography of
the plant, color seen
at the end were all
the chlorophylls ( )
that were released
when the leaf
(lettuce or spinach)
was destroyed.
What kind of cells do we have?
End
• If we were made of
plant cells, our body
would probably move
like our friend
Treebeard!
• Our cells lack a cell
wall, so they are not
stiff and rigid.
Start
http://www.willisms.com/archives/treebeard.jpg, Access Date: Dec. 7, 2006
This is the pigment chlorophyll that helps the plant
capture the sunlight.