Biology, 22.09.2021 14:00 mjabloom17
In the simulation, you viewed a microscopic image of onion cells, why were many organelles not visible?
A. The incorrect type of light was used. B. No stain was used to add contrast and the magnification was too low for some organelles.
C. These are the wrong type of cells to view additional organelles.
D. The remaining organelles can only be viewed with a scanning electron microscope.
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