Does a plant or an animal have a cell wall?

Answer 1

No, only plants have a cell wall

Answer 2

Plants cells have a cell wall. Animal cells do not.

Plant cells need cell walls for support. When vacuole in the plant cell fills with water the cell wall prevents the cell from bursting open, and instead the cell becomes 'inflated'. In botany this is called 'Turgidity'.

Animal cells do not have cell walls as they have bones and cartilage etc. for structural support.

Answer 3

the plant cell has a cell wall that is made up of tough cellulose while an animal cell never has a cell wall, it only has a thin cell membrane to protect it and it is sometimes called as semi permeable membrane because it only allows certain substances to pass through it.that doesn't mean that the plant cell doesn't have a cell membrane.

Answer 4

Animal cells are eukaryotic, which means they do not have a cell wall. Plant cells, however, are also eukaryotic but contain a cell wall. Basically all a cell wall does is prevent a cell from overexpansion. Since plant cells absorb a lot of water, the cell wall in a plant helps to keep the structure of the plant. Animal cells do not have this feature, this allows animal cells (or human cells) to expand and shrink. Similarly to plant cells, prokaryotes (bacteria, fungus and virals) also have a cell wall which causes them to be particularly difficult to treat.

Answer 5

it's only present in plant cells, not in animal cells. animal cells don't have a cell wall.

Answer 6

Plant cells have cell walls. Animal cells do not. The reason why animals do not have cell walls is so that we are flexible enough to move around (which plants do not need to do).

Answer 7

The cell wall is not present in the animal because it does not need the support that a plant cell does, plant cells need more support so that they can stay upright.

Answer 8

No, only plants have a cell wall

Answer 9

Yes