Cytoplasm fills of the cavity of a cell when if is young. But in nature cells, the cytoplasm________________?

Correct answer: D. Becomes vacuolated

  • A. Disintegrates partially
  • B. Disappears completely
  • C. Contracts
  • D. Becomes vacuolated

Explanation

As a plant cell matures, its vacuole enlarges and the cytoplasm is pushed toward the periphery, becoming vacuolated. It does not normally disappear or disintegrate completely in a living mature cell.

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