Lesson: Chapter 6 — The Structure and Function of Plant and Animal Cells
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What happens once a single cell reaches the upper limit of its growth?
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It divides. No further growth takes place beyond that limit, and the grown cell then divides.
Since no cell can go on getting bigger for ever, a multicellular organism grows by its cells increasing in number rather than in size.
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