1. Of the five different cell types you observed, list two types that looked most like one another? What structural features do your choices have in common? 2. Which cell was the smallest? _______________ Which cell was the largest? ________________ 3. Were all the cells in the onion root the same length?
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Without specific information about the five cell types observed, it's impossible to provide an accurate answer. However, in a general sense, two cell types that often look similar are muscle cells and nerve cells, as they both have elongated shapes. They also both Show more…
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