microscopic observations made during preparation of protoplasts and vacuoles from red radish seedling hypocotyl ( raphanus sativus l. ) show that anthocyanoplasts , the strongly pigmented bodies present in the pigmented cells of the hypodermis , begin as apparently membranous vesicles in the cytoplasm made visible by the deposition and accumulation of anthocyanins , but only rarely appear in the isolated vacuole .
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cytoplasm
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vacuole