How does the shape of the plant cell differ from that an animal cell?

Answer 1

Plant cells are rigid due to their cell wall and are usually square in shape.

Answer 2

A plant cell is more square (or rectangular) shaped and has rounded corners due to it's cell wall where as the animal cell is more rounded (and sometimes irregular) due to the lack of a cell wall.

Answer 3

Plant cells are shaped like bricks because of there cell wall that supports the plants weight unlike animal cells that have no cell wall that look like blobs.
Plant cells are generally more rectangular in shape, where as animal cells are usually more round

Answer 4

In general, plant cells have a more rigid shape due to the presence of a cell wall, whereas animal cells are more polymorphic and can change shapes to some extent
Plant cells are more rectangular shaped because of the cell wall while animal cells are any shape
Cell walls have a cell wall . Cell walls give the plant cells their regular shape. The boundaried of the cells determine the shape of the plant cells.

Answer 5

Animal cells are generally shapeless, though they tend to be somewhat oblong. Plant cells, however, are of a static shape because of the fact that they're protected by a cell wall (animal cells are protected by a cell membrane). Because of this difference, plant cells tend to be somewhat rectangular, or just generally a quadrilateral shape.

Answer 6

Plant cells are generally more rectangular in shape, where as animal cells are usually more round

Answer 7

As it has a cell wall and a cell membrane it is more rigid than the animal cell, in other words the animal cell doesn't have a regular shape while the plant cell does.

Answer 8

Plant cells typically have square or rectangular shapes. Animals cell shapes differ because they are usually circular or oval shaped.

Answer 9

Plant cells are more box shaped and animal cells are more rounded and can move easier