How is the onion cell and nerve cell different?
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Onion cells have a cell wall made of cellulose, while nerve cells do not have a cell wall. Onion cells are typically rectangular in shape, while nerve cells have a more elongated shape with branching extensions called dendrites and axons. Show more…
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