Science, asked by anoopsingh4104, 9 months ago

Differentiate between
(a) Cell wall and cell membrane
(b) Leucoplast and chloroplast
(c) Vacuole in a plant cell and an animal cell
(d) A tissue and an organ

Answers

Answered by sayan3463
23

Explanation:

  1. Cell Wall :
  • It is made up of cellulose
  • It provides an extra protection

2. Cell membrane :

  • It is a lipo protein in nature. It is made up of lipid bi layer.
  • It protects the inner components of a animal cell.
  • It is selectively permeable.

  1. Leucoplast :
  • It is present in the storage organs of a plant.

2. Chloroplast :

  • It is present in the leaf and provides colour to the leaf

  1. Vacuole in plant cell :
  • It takes up 70 - 90% space in a plant cell and is quite large.

2. Vacuole in animal cell :

  • In animal cells vacuole are small.

  1. Tissue :
  • It is made up of a group of cells.

2. Organ :

  • It is made up of a group of tissues.
Answered by mp94876
6

Plant cells have a cell wall, a large central vacuole, and plastids such as chloroplasts. The cell wall is a rigid layer that is found outside the cell membrane and surrounds the cell, providing structural support and protection.

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