Question : (a) How would you differentate primary lysosomes, secondary lysosomes, residual bodies and autophagic (b) From where do lysosomes arise ? (c) Name three kinds of lysosomes present in plants. What do they contain besides digestive enzymes ?

Question : (a) How would you differentate primary lysosomes, secondary

1.	Question : (a) How would you differentate primary lysosomes, secondary lysosomes, residual bodies and autophagic (b) From where do lysosomes arise ? (c) Name three kinds of lysosomes present in plants. What do they contain besides digestive enzymes ?
Answer» Solution :(a) A newly formed lysosome containing hydrolytic enzymes is called primary lysosome. Secondary lysosome contains hydrolytic enzymes and some DIGESTIBLE material. A secondary lysosome, after digestion of matter. Contains indigestible matter. Such a lysosome is called residual body. At times, primary lysosome fuses with damaged or unwanted organelles, forming a large sac called AUTOPHAGIC vacuole. (b) Lysosome arise from the Golgi complex. (c) Three kinds of plant lysosomes are spherosomes, aleurone GRAIN and vacuoles. These ALSO contain reverse FOOD materials.