Question

4.2 prokaryotic cells
which of the following distinguishes plant cells from bacteria cells?
a cell wall.
a well defined nucleus
ribosomes
a capsule and fimbriae
a nucleoid region with a single chromosome.

Explanation:

Plant cells are eukaryotic with a well - defined nucleus. Bacteria cells are prokaryotic and lack a well - defined nucleus. Both can have cell walls, ribosomes. Bacteria may have a capsule and fimbriae, and a nucleoid region with a single chromosome which plant cells do not have, but the key distinguishing feature here is the presence of a well - defined nucleus in plant cells.

Answer:

B. A well defined nucleus