differentiate between living and non living things on the basis of any 5 life process
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The differences between living and non-living objects are summarized as follows:
Living things (or organisms) require nutrition, i.e., nourishment and feeding. Non-living things do not require nutrition.Living organisms can reproduce new individuals to continue the Organism. Non-living things cannot reproduce.Living things show the process of metabolism. Metabolism is absent in case of Non-living objects.Living things can move bodily or show movement of parts of organs of their body in response to external stimuli. Non-living things never move on their own effort.Living organisms respond to external stimuli. Non-living things have no power to respond to external stimuli.Living things show growth which comes from within. Non-living thingsdo not show any growth like living ones; their increase in size is always due to addition of more particles from outside.Living organism respire, i.e., they take in Oxygen and give out Carbon-dioxide, releasing energy for work, whereas, Non-living things do not respire.Living organisms have a definite Life Cycle, whereas, Non-Living objectshave no definite Life Cycle.
Living things (or organisms) require nutrition, i.e., nourishment and feeding. Non-living things do not require nutrition.Living organisms can reproduce new individuals to continue the Organism. Non-living things cannot reproduce.Living things show the process of metabolism. Metabolism is absent in case of Non-living objects.Living things can move bodily or show movement of parts of organs of their body in response to external stimuli. Non-living things never move on their own effort.Living organisms respond to external stimuli. Non-living things have no power to respond to external stimuli.Living things show growth which comes from within. Non-living thingsdo not show any growth like living ones; their increase in size is always due to addition of more particles from outside.Living organism respire, i.e., they take in Oxygen and give out Carbon-dioxide, releasing energy for work, whereas, Non-living things do not respire.Living organisms have a definite Life Cycle, whereas, Non-Living objectshave no definite Life Cycle.
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The differences between living and non-living objects are summarized as follows:
Living things (or organisms) require nutrition, i.e., nourishment and feeding. Non-living things do not require nutrition.Living organisms can reproduce new individuals to continue the Organism. Non-living things cannot reproduce.Living things show the process of metabolism. Metabolism is absent in case of Non-living objects.Living things can move bodily or show movement of parts of organs of their body in response to external stimuli. Non-living things never move on their own effort.Living organisms respond to external stimuli. Non-living thingshave no power to respond to external stimuli.
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The differences between living and non-living objects are summarized as follows:
Living things (or organisms) require nutrition, i.e., nourishment and feeding. Non-living things do not require nutrition.Living organisms can reproduce new individuals to continue the Organism. Non-living things cannot reproduce.Living things show the process of metabolism. Metabolism is absent in case of Non-living objects.Living things can move bodily or show movement of parts of organs of their body in response to external stimuli. Non-living things never move on their own effort.Living organisms respond to external stimuli. Non-living thingshave no power to respond to external stimuli.
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