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LESSON 1: PLANT CELLS LEVEL Somewhat is a plant? A quick answer might be something that is green and has leaves. But are all plants green? There's a type of maple tree that has purplish red leaves.

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1. To fill out plant cells, follow these steps:
2. Start by selecting a healthy plant sample that has intact and undamaged cells.
3. Gently remove a small piece of tissue or leaf from the plant using a sterile scalpel or blade.
4. Place the plant sample on a clean glass slide.
5. Add a few drops of water or a staining solution, if necessary, to improve visibility.
6. Carefully cover the sample with a coverslip to avoid any air bubbles.
7. Examine the slide under a microscope, using the appropriate magnification.
8. Observe and analyze the plant cells, noting their characteristics, shape, and any structures present.
9. Take images or make sketches of the observed cells, if required.
10. Safely dispose of the plant sample and clean the glass slide and microscope equipment properly to avoid contamination.
11. Record your findings and observations in a lab notebook or report as needed.
12. Remember to always handle plant cells with care and follow any specific protocols or instructions provided by your teacher or supervisor.

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1. Plant cells are needed by various individuals and organizations including:
2. - Botanists: They study plant cells to understand plant anatomy, growth, and development.
3. - Researchers: Plant cells are used in research to investigate plant diseases, genetic modification, and plant breeding.
4. - Educational institutions: Plant cells are taught in biology and botany classes to help students understand cellular structure and plant biology.
5. - Agriculture industry: Plant cells are important for the development of new crop varieties, pest-resistant plants, and improved agricultural practices.
6. - Biotechnology companies: Plant cells are used to produce pharmaceuticals, biofuels, and other products through genetic engineering and biotechnology processes.
7. - Conservationists: Plant cells are studied to assess the health and conservation status of plant species and ecosystems.
8. - Environmental scientists: Plant cells are used to monitor environmental pollution and analyze the impact of pollutants on plants.
9. - Gardeners and horticulturists: Plant cells are important for understanding plant nutrition, growth factors, and plant propagation techniques.

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