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Why plants do not excrete urea?

Updated: 8/11/2023
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The have no need to urinate because the water they take in through their roots is released as water vapor from their leaves.

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Animals urinate to expel unnecessary toxins from their bodies, and to balance out their energy.

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First, because they can use every bit of fixed nitrogen that they can get.

Second, urea is just a less toxic form of ammonia - a "waste" product in animal metabolism of amino acids.

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