what are two organelles that are present in plant cells
They are rectangular prisms in 3-dimensions. Most plants are autotrophs and have chloroplasts (plastid organelles filled with chlorophyll) which provide a distinctive green color. These two organelles are key in identifying a plant cell: if they are present it has to be a plant cell. In contrast, an animal cell is recognized by not having plant structures. Animal cells tend to be spherical in 3-dimensions (rounded when viewed under the microscope).