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Onion cell and elodea cell
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Onion cell and elodea cell

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Both onion and elodea cells had a cell wall and cytoplasm but the onion lacked chloroplasts. 1. Onion is a storage organ for the onion plant. It is underground so it can't do photosynthesis.
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