In plant cells, what does the vacuole do?

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Rawda Eada
Dec 24, 2015

It stores several types of molecules based on the type and the age of the plant, in addition to the type of tissue it it in.
It can store the cell sap which is a fluid full of nutrients, and it can store waste material in some other cases as plants do not get rid of solid or liquid waste materials they have.

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