True. Organelle common to many types of cells and is the main site for storage of materials such as water, proteins, lipids, and cellular wastes. Organelle sizes can vary between plants and animals depending on their general function.
The cell is the smallest unit of living things. Inside the cells, both animal cells and plant cells, there are organelles that compose them. The organelles that make up animal and plant cells have different shapes and sizes because of the different functions of these organelles.
In plant cells and some animal cells such as Amoeba, there are vacuoles. Plant cell vacuoles have a larger size than animal cell cells, vacuoles in plant cells function to retain water. The plant vacuoles also contain amino acids, glucose, organic acids, crystal salts, and gases. While vacuoles in animal cells are small in size and are contractile vacuoles that function as osmoregulator and non-contractile vacuoles that function to digest food.s
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