Observing the organelles in cells

Jul 21, 2014

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Observing the organelles in cells. By Brittany Horst. Elodea- 400x. Vacuole. Cell Wall. C hloroplasts. Cell Membrane. Elodea Movie- 400x. Potato- 400x. Cell Membrane. Cell wall. Starch Grains. Cytoplasm . Potato with iodine- 400x. Starch Grains. Cell Membrane. Cytoplasm.

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Observing the organelles in cells

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Observing the organelles in cells By Brittany Horst
Elodea- 400x Vacuole Cell Wall Chloroplasts Cell Membrane
Elodea Movie- 400x
Potato- 400x Cell Membrane Cell wall Starch Grains Cytoplasm
Potato with iodine- 400x Starch Grains Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Cell Wall
Onion Skin- 400x Cytoplasm Cell Walls
Onion Skin with iodine- 400x Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Cell Wall Nucleus
Tomato Skin- 400x Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Cell Wall Chromoplasts Nucleus
Tomato Pulp- 100x Cytoplasm Cell Membrane Nucleus Chromoplast Cell Wall
Beet Pulp- 400x Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Cell Wall
Human Cheek Cells- 400x Cell Membrane Cytoplasm Nucleolis Nucleus

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