Question

2. Why can plant cells make their own food but the cells of a zebra cannot? A Plant cells have a cell wall, but zebra cells do not. B. Plant cells contain vacuoles, but zebra cells do not. Plant cells contain chloroplasts, but zebra cells do not. D. Plant cells contain mitochondria, but zebra cells do not.

Answer 1

Answer:

Plant cells contain chloroplasts, but zebra cells do not

Explanation:

Chloroplasts in a plant cell are organelles that perform photosynthesis. A plant makes its energy/food from photosynthesis. Zebra cells, however, do not have chloroplasts. Therefore, zebras get their food from plants, and etc.

Answer 2

Plant cells contain chloroplasts, but zebra cells do not which why plants are

the primary producers in an ecosystem.

Plants produce their food through photosynthesis which involves the light

energy, oxygen and water. The light energy from the sun is trapped by the

chloroplast and used in the photosynthetic processes. Light energy is

converted to chemical energy which is used a food by the consumers.

Plant cells possess chloroplast which houses the chlorophyll while animal

cells which zebra has lacks it.

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