Well, there are probably dozens, but here's one that I've heard of: plant cells have well-defined cell walls, whereas animal cells only have thin membranes, no walls. It's the thick cell walls that allow plant tissue to become rigid when the cell is filled with fluid - this is why plants wilt when they are not watered, and perk up when they are.... Animal cells would simply leak out excess fluid
Plant tissue contains cell walls while animal tissue contains cell membranes. Plant tissue have chloroplast organelles that are used for photosynthesis, while animal tissue lack these photosynthetic organelles.
because animal tissues have small vacuole and plant tissue has big vacuole
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Yes, they both have tissue.
plant tissue
It starts with the cells. Since the tissues of both plants and animals are made up with cells that is where the main difference lies. Animal cells and plant cells are different. Plants cell have a cell wall and a cell membrane were animal cells only contain a cell membrane. Plant cells also have chloroplast which carries out photosynthesis and the animal cell does not. On top of that plant cells are more square in structure and animal cells, due to the lack of a cell wall, are more rounded.
there are four different types of plant tissue. im not sure what they are but i know that there is four....im pretty sure. haha ---- Yes there is four, and i if you want to know what they are and what they do go to my wikipedia page: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/User:Deo_Favente -------------------------------------------------------------- The four different types of plant tissue include Ground Tissue, Meristematic Tissue, Dermal Tissue, and Vascular Tissue.
The protective tissue
CO2
Saprophytes
Symbiont
Minerals