We know that plant is an eukaryotic-type organism. But sometimes, I imagine what will happen if we can remove the nuclear membrane of plant cell and then turn plant anatomy into prokariotic-type cell?
Arvind Singh
Plants have achieved their present level because of eukaryotic nature. In absence of definite nucleus, chloroplasts and mitochondrion (feature of prokaryotic cell) they will appear like bacteria and cyanobacteria.
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Ivan Tjahja Pranata
But bacteria is a unicelular and prokaryotic organism. If plant turn to be a prokaryotic organism and it is still a multicelular organism, is there another effect?
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Arvind Singh
Cyanobacteria (Blue green algae) are also prokaryotic organisms like bacteria but several of the species are multicelluar.
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