They can also be wrapped or rolled around foods, stuffed like sandwiches, or eaten plain. Almost every culture with access to grain has devised some kind of bread that is flat, made from ingredients like wheat, teff, corn, rye, or rice. The most basic flatbread is made from ground grain and water.
Animal cells only have the cell membrane. The cell membrane is a semi-permeable covering surrounding the outside of the cell. Plant cell membranes are found on the outside of the cell cytoplasm and just inside the cell wall. So, the answer to the question, 'Do plant cells have a cell membrane?', is 'Yes!'.
Structures Found Only in Plant (and Some Algae and Fungal) Cells Now, we move on to the fun stuff that you only wish you had in your cells. It's okay to be jealous. Cell Wall Like the cell walls in bacteria, fungi, algae, and some archaea, plant cell walls are found just outside the plasma membrane and provide the cells structure and protection. The Cell Wall: Not Yours. The cell wall prevents plant cells from bursting (lysing) when too much water moves into the cell across the membrane. As water pushes against the cell wall from the inside, plant cells become large and firm because pressure, known as turgor pressure, builds up against the inside of the cell wall.