Question

Difference between plant Tissues and Animal tissues​

Answer 1

Plant tissue 1) they have a stationary phase. 2) they do not require lot of energy 3) they have more dead cells as it produces mechanical energy 4) they are able to make their own food.

Animal tissue 1) they've locamative phase 2) they require a lot of energy 3) they have more living cells. 4) they cannot make their own food and depend on other organism

Answer 2

Answer:

Nature of tissues

plant tissues

• that supportive tissues are more abundant as compared to the living tissues in plants
• this provide structural and mechanical strength

Animal tissues

• living tissues are more abundant as compared to the dead tissues in animals

pattern of growth

plant tissues

• the growth in plants is limited in certain region
• some tissues divide throughout their life

animal tissues

• the growth in animals takes place throughout the body but not throughout the life

organisation of tissues

plant tissues

• it is similar as compared to animal tissues

animal tissues

• it is complex with the development of more specialised and localised to organs and organ systems

purpose of tissue organisation

plant tissues

• tissue organisation is towards a stationary habit

animal tissues

• tissue organisation is towards mobility

basic nature of tissues

plant tissues

• they are differentiated into minister matic and permanent tissues

animal tissues

• sach differentiation is absent

meristematic tissues

plant tissues

• due to its activity plants continue to grow throughout their life

animal tissues

• it is absent in animals
• so they do not show growth after reaching maturity

energy for maintenance

plant tissues

• they require less energy for maintenance

animal tissues

• they require more energy for maintenance