Yes, onion cells do have Golgi apparatus.
The provided reference explicitly states that onion cells include a large, membrane-bound nucleus, chromosomes, and the Golgi apparatus. This means the Golgi apparatus is a standard organelle found within onion cells. Along with the Golgi apparatus, onion cells also possess a cell wall, made of cellulose, to protect the organelles and give the cell rigid structure.
Here's a summary in a table format:
| Feature | Present in Onion Cells? | Function |
|---|---|---|
| Nucleus | Yes | Contains genetic material (DNA) |
| Chromosomes | Yes | Carry genetic information |
| Golgi Apparatus | Yes | Processes and packages proteins and lipids |
| Cell Wall | Yes | Provides structural support and protection |
| Cell Membrane | Yes | Controls what enters and exits the cell |
