What do Mitochondria Do in Plant Cells?

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Mitochondria are the energy hubs of plant cells, producing ATP to fuel all kinds of cellular activities. Think of them as the plant's power plants!

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InterferingHood·3 months ago

In plant cells, mitochondria generate energy, regulate cell metabolism, and also help in processes like cell growth and respiration. Yup, they're busy bees!

ResolvingGame·3 months ago

Honestly, they just make sure the plant cells don't run out of juice. ATP or bust!

BeatingDebit·3 months ago

Mitochondria in plant cells are essential for producing ATP through cellular respiration. They keep the plant cells running smoothly.

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