When observing a plant cell under a microscope, what parts do you think would be big enough to see?

Explanation:

There are a few key structural differences between plant cells and animal cells.

Below are a few of the main ones:

Plant cells are generally larger than animal cells.

Only animal cells have lysosomes (however, recent, and controversial, research suggests that some plant cells may have lysosomes), and only plant cells have chloroplasts.

While plants cells have a rigid cell wall, animal cells have a thin and flexible plasma membrane.

Plants cells have a large central vacuole and animal cells have many small vacuoles

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