DO plants and animals compare and contrast?

Answer 1

Both plants and animals are Eukaryotes, meaning they have a membrane bound nucleus and other membrane-enclosed organelles. Both plants and animals have a nucleus or a central comand center, smooth endoplasmic reteculum, where lipids are synthesised, and a rough endoplasmic reticulum with ribosomes, where proteins are synthesised. They both have a Golgi apparatus which is like the loading and receiving docks of products of the cell, lipids and proteins, and a mitochodrion (mitochodria)where cellular respiration takes place, and a cytoskeleton and plasma membrane which makes up the protection of the cell. Only plants have a cell wall, central vacuole, and chloroplast, which is where photosynthesis takes place. most plant cells do not have Lysosomes, which break down or eat cell parts that are no longer functioning properly, and centriole which help in cell division.

Answer 2

Plants and animals both are living organisms, but they differ in how they obtain energy (plants through photosynthesis, animals through consuming other organisms), their cellular structure (plants have cell walls, animals do not), and their mobility (plants are generally stationary, while animals can move). They also have different methods of reproduction, with plants often relying on seeds and animals using various strategies such as mating.

Answer 3

Plants are normally classified by a taxonomist or botanist, this is done according the the structure of the flower of the plant