What cellular components can you visualize within Hydro cells? Hydra* Top Half: Bottom Half: Hydra Using...

What cellular components can you visualize within Hydro cells?
Top Half:

Hydra*

Top Half:

Bottom Half:

Hydra Using 40x Objective Lens for Magnification: Note that you can begin to identify individual cells.

Expert Solution

The tentacles can be visualised in the top two picture of Hydra and in the 40x magnification, the tentacle cells are visible. These cells are called as the cnidocytes.

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