Why is it difficult to see the cell membrane of plant cells?

Plant's plasma membrane is well insulated with thick and intact cell wall and their is no standardized protocol to removing the cell was without disturbing the plasma membrane. One can isolate the protein components present in the membrane but not the intact membrane so we can not see the intact membrane. read more

Plant’s plasma membrane is well insulated with thick and intact cell wall and their is no standardized protocol to removing the cell was without disturbing the plasma membrane. read more

There's a cell wall in the way There is a more structured cell wall surrounding the plant It covers the while plant cell including the smaller plasma membrane. It's made up of cellulose and pectin. While it's great for the cell in terms of protection and structure, it's bad for us trying to get a look at it what's directly underneath it. read more