The structures in onion peels look similar to each other under the microscope, regardless of the size of the onion from which they came.
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We observe similar small structures in the onion peels, regardless of the size of the onion.
Yes, we can draw the microscopic structures we observe on an observation sheet to document and analyze the intricate details seen through the lens.
When we look through the lens of a microscope, we observe intricate structures and details of tiny specimens that are invisible to the naked eye.
Hooke’s observation is important because it was the first time someone observed that living things appear to consist of separate units, leading to the use of the term “cell” in biology.