plant cell Low-poly 3D model

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The microscopic universe within living organisms harbors a minuscule, yet fascinating realm known as a plant cell. Composed of approximately 70 to 80% water and varying sizes, this intricate component serves as the foundation for all forms of life, governing functions that maintain equilibrium, defend against environmental stresses, transport resources and signals, and ensure reproductive success within individual cells. The outer membrane protects this compartment from surrounding fluid and cellular materials while housing critical systems responsible for its operation. Cellular structure revolves around a large, fluid-filled vacuole, encapsulating enzymes to aid in maintaining nutrient-rich environment inside. Membrane-enclosed spaces like plastids also reside, with specialized forms called amyloplasts involved in food energy production through conversion of sugar derived from cellular activity.